Curry–Howard correspondence

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The Curry–Howard correspondence is a foundational principle in logic and computer science that establishes a deep analogy between proofs and programs, and between logical propositions and types in programming languages.

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instanceOf concept in mathematical logic
concept in theoretical computer science
correspondence between logic and computation
alsoKnownAs Curry–Howard isomorphism NERFINISHED
proofs-as-programs
propositions-as-types NERFINISHED
appliesTo constructive type theory
intuitionistic logic NERFINISHED
natural deduction systems
sequent calculi
simply typed lambda calculus
typed lambda calculi
coreClaim proof normalization corresponds to program evaluation
proofs correspond to programs
propositions correspond to types
developedBy Haskell Curry NERFINISHED
William Alvin Howard NERFINISHED
field logic in computer science
programming language theory
proof theory
type theory
formalizedIn Howard 1969 paper "The formulae-as-types notion of construction" NERFINISHED
formalizesRelationBetween constructive proofs
programs with types
historicalRoot combinatory logic NERFINISHED
intuitionistic proof theory
lambda calculus
implies every constructive proof can be seen as a program
program extraction from proofs
type checking corresponds to proof checking
inspired dependently typed programming languages
design of functional programming languages
proof assistants
type systems in programming languages
namedAfter Haskell Curry NERFINISHED
William Alvin Howard NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Brouwer–Heyting–Kolmogorov interpretation NERFINISHED
constructive mathematics
dependent types
homotopy type theory NERFINISHED
relatesConcept computer programs
formal proofs
logical propositions
types in programming languages
usedIn Agda NERFINISHED
Coq NERFINISHED
Idris programming language NERFINISHED
Lean theorem prover NERFINISHED

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Curry encoding influencedBy Curry–Howard correspondence
Haskell Curry notableWork Curry–Howard correspondence
this entity surface form: Curry–Howard correspondence (foundational ideas)
Haskell Curry knownFor Curry–Howard correspondence
Haskell Curry knownFor Curry–Howard correspondence
this entity surface form: Curry–Howard–Lambek correspondence
Haskell Curry hasConceptNamedAfter Curry–Howard correspondence
Haskell Curry hasConceptNamedAfter Curry–Howard correspondence
this entity surface form: Curry–Howard–Lambek correspondence
Philip Wadler coAuthored Curry–Howard correspondence
this entity surface form: “Propositions as Types”