tlc-elpi

Implementation of some type theories in ELPI, an embeddable λProlog interpreter, as part of a curricular internship with professor Claudio Sacerdoti Coen. These theories can be used to prove some (basic) theorems using the interactive theorem prover found in itp.elpi. Given a type it gradually builds a typed λ-term through the use of tactics given as input by the user.

stlc contains term definitions, typing, conversion and tactics for the simply typed λ-calculus.

itt contains all of the above for a fragment Martin-Löf's Intuitionistic Type Theory (namely pi, sigma and nats).

How to use this thing.

1. Install ELPI

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2. Prove stuff using stlc or itt

1. Create a file where you'll put what you want to prove,
2. using accumulate add stlc/theory or itt/theory to accumulate the whole "theory",
3. accumulate the itp and start the itp loop by
   1. writing something like of X TypeDecl where TypeDecl is what you want to prove and
   2. running the actual loop using: run_itp X InScript where InScript is a list of tactics that can be given as input.

As an example of how one such file could look see test_itt.elpi.