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Dave Clarke
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Bringing Science to the Masses . Dave Clarke is an Associate Professor. At the Department of Information Technology. Dave Clarke has a PhD from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, and he continued his scientific career as a postdoctoral researcher in Utrecht University, as a scientific staff member at the CWI in Amsterdam, and as an assistent professor at KU Leuven. Belgium in the DistriNet. I currently have the pleasure of working with the following people:. José Proença.
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ECOOP 2014
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ECOOP 2014 28/7–1/8. UPMARC Summer School 2014. Dalecarlian horses / Dalahästar. ECOOP / . Full Programme and Venue. ECOOP Summer School (new: slides! Artifact Evaluation Committee Chairs. Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. Aarhus University, Denmark. Adriana E. Chis. University College Dublin (Ireland). Delft University of Technology (The Netherlands). University of Kent (UK). University of Cambridge (UK). Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium). Sapienza University of Rome (Italy).
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On Lamport’s Critique of Compositional Reasoning – Lazily Typed
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On Lamport’s Critique of Compositional Reasoning. December 27, 2015. December 27, 2015. In response to this, the author cited Leslie Lamport’s ’97 paper. Composition: A Way to Make Proofs Harder. Which I wasn’t aware of, and which I later found to be quite thought-provoking read, even after eighteen years since it has been published. This is the reason we keep designing more expressive type theories and program logics, right? The idea of using program logics as a way to reason about programs. Because com...
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ilyasergey – Lazily Typed
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CS Lecturer at University College London. On Lamport’s Critique of Compositional Reasoning. December 27, 2015. December 27, 2015. In response to this, the author cited Leslie Lamport’s ’97 paper. Composition: A Way to Make Proofs Harder. Which I wasn’t aware of, and which I later found to be quite thought-provoking read, even after eighteen years since it has been published. This is the reason we keep designing more expressive type theories and program logics, right? Because computer systems can be built...
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Fresh Start – Lazily Typed
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December 26, 2015. December 27, 2015. It seems that I might have something worthy of sharing with the world in the near future, so it’s time for me to revive my ancient blog. Bye-bye, all previous junk posts. On Lamport’s Critique of Compositional Reasoning. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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December 2015 – Lazily Typed
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On Lamport’s Critique of Compositional Reasoning. December 27, 2015. December 27, 2015. In response to this, the author cited Leslie Lamport’s ’97 paper. Composition: A Way to Make Proofs Harder. Which I wasn’t aware of, and which I later found to be quite thought-provoking read, even after eighteen years since it has been published. This is the reason we keep designing more expressive type theories and program logics, right? The idea of using program logics as a way to reason about programs. Because com...
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UCL-CS PPLV: People
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Programming Principles, Logic and Verification Group. Department of Computer Science. 8250;› Computer Science. 8250;› PPLV Group. 8250;› People. MSc Logic, Semantics, and Verification of Programs. Richard Bornat (Visiting Professor). James Brotherston (Senior Lecturer / EPSRC Research Fellow). Byron Cook (Joint appointment with Amazon). Robin Hirsch (Professor of Mathematical Foundations of Computing). Peter O'Hearn (Professor of Computer Science, on leave at Facebook, part-time at UCL).
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