cubical type theory in nLab
computational trinitarianism = propositions as types +programs as proofs +relation type theory/category theory homotopy levels type theory 2-type theory, 2-categorical logic homotopy type theory, homotopy type theory - contents homotopy type univalence, function extensionality, internal logic of an (∞,1)-topos cohesive homotopy type theory directed homotopy type theory HoTT methods for homotopy theorists semantics internal logic, categorical semantics internal logic of a topos Mitchell-Benabou language Kripke-Joyal semantics internal logic of an (∞,1)-topos Edit this sidebar Cubical type theory is a flavor of dependent type theory in which maps out of an interval primitive is used to define cubical path types, rather than the inductive family of Martin-Löf identity types as in Martin-Löf type theory. Cubical type theory additionally differs from Martin-Löf type theory in that function extensionality is a theorem in cubical type theory, rather than an axiom as is the case in Martin-
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