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Math. Structures Comput. Sci. 28 (2018), no. 2, 241–286.
K
2012, Revised 2018 as v5
Conjecture 1.2.9 in the article says,
Let be the type theory given by the structural rules of Section A.1, plus any combination of the logical rules of Sections A.2, A.3. Then is initial among contextual categories with the correspondingly-named extra structure.
The next paragraph of the article says,
In other words, if is a contextual category with structure corresponding to the logical rules of a type theory , then there should be a unique homomorphism interpreting the syntax of in . As discussed at the beginning of this section, the Correctness Theorem of [Str91, Ch. III, p. 181] gives an analogous fact for a rather smaller type theory, while the status of the present conjecture is debated, accepted by some but not all in the field as a straightforward extension of that theorem.
S
With a foreword by Martin Wirsing, Progress in Theoretical Computer Science, Birkhäuser Boston, Inc., Boston, MA, 1991, xii+298 pp., ISBN: 0-8176-3594-7
doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-0433-6, MR, BibTeX
This book was suggested by Mike Shulman, in an nForum message, as a primary reference for the Initiality Project.
V
Article at the homotopytypetheory.org
blog, January 11, 2015
There is a discussion of the initiality conjecture in the last four paragraphs of the article.
Slides of a lecture at RDP 2015, Warsaw, June 30, 2015
There is a statement of the initiality conjecture on slide 18. Slide 19 has some remarks on the difficulty of the conjecture, and slide 20 has some remarks on the importance of the conjecture.
Research proposal to the Templeton Foundation, 2016
Video, Members Seminar, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ, USA, February 27, 2017
Lecture at the special session on category theory and type theory in honor of Per Martin-Löf on his 75th birthday, August 17–19, 2017, during the Logic Colloquium 2017, August 14–20, 2017, Stockholm
The annotation at the URL of the document says, “This is a clear and enlightening sketch of Voevodsky’s entire program!”.
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