Dependent Type Theory in Polarised Sequent Calculus (abstract)

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Dependent Type Theory in Polarised Sequent Calculus (abstract)

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A preview of a tutorial on L (polarized μμ-tilde)

International audienceWe are working on a new tutorial presentation of L, the polarized version of Curien-Herbelin’s μμ̃ -calculus. The calculus μμ̃ was introduced in Curien and Herbelin [2000] as a good term calculus for classical logic, which in particular reveals a perfect symmetry (in the classical setting) between call-by-value and call-by-name evaluation. Its polarized version, L, restricts the reduction rules according to a type- or polarity-based evaluation order; as Call-By-Push-Value [Levy 1999], it can express and mix both call-by-name and call-by-value terms in the same program, and is an interesting vehicle to study side-effects.We would like to offer a presentation of a fragment of our in-progress tutorial to the HOPE audience, as an act of popularization for newcomers, and as the best way to get feedback on our approach from newcomers and experts alike

Backbone oriented anisotropic coarse grains for efficient simulations of polymers

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Assessing the derivation of time parameters from branched polymer coarse-grain model

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Strain induced crystallization of polymers at and above the crystallization temperature by coarse-grained simulations

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