The naturality of natural deduction. II: on atomic polymorphism and generalized propositional connectives
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- A refined interpretation of intuitionistic logic by means of atomic polymorphism
- Atomic polymorphism
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- Commuting conversions vs. the standard conversions of the ``good connectives
- Deciding equivalence with sums and the empty type
- Domain-free pure type systems
- Extensional Rewriting with Sums
- Finitely stratified polymorphism
- Functorial polymorphism
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