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embedding type
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Definition
In dependent type theory, the embedding type between two types and is the type of embeddings, the type of functions such that
where the type could be defined as
Rules for embedding types
As functions whose applications to identities have contractible fibers
Let us assume the dependent type theory has identity types, dependent identity types and uniqueness quantifiers, but does not have function types or dependent function types (as in some versions of predicative mathematics). Then the natural deduction rules for embedding types is given by:
Formation rules for embedding types:
Introduction rules for embedding types:
Elimination rules for embedding types:
Computation rules for embedding types:
Uniqueness rules for embedding types:
As functions with propositional fibers
Let us assume the dependent type theory has identity types, dependent identity types, and uniqueness quantifiers. Then the natural deduction rules for embedding types is given by:
Formation rules for embedding types:
Introduction rules for embedding types:
Elimination rules for embedding types:
Computation rules for embedding types:
Uniqueness rules for embedding types:
See also
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