univalent foundations program

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The univalent foundations program is a research initiative that redefines the foundations of mathematics using homotopy type theory, emphasizing computationally verifiable proofs and new connections between logic, topology, and category theory.

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instanceOf foundations of mathematics program
mathematical research initiative
research program
aimsTo integrate homotopical ideas into foundations of mathematics
provide a new foundation for mathematics using type theory
redefine the foundations of mathematics
support computer-verified mathematical proofs
basedOn homotopy type theory NERFINISHED
univalence axiom NERFINISHED
contrastsWith Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory NERFINISHED
set-theoretic foundations
coreConcept equivalences as identities
higher-dimensional structure of equality
types as spaces
univalence axiom NERFINISHED
emphasizes computationally verifiable proofs
connections between logic and category theory
connections between logic and topology
connections between topology and category theory
formalization of mathematics in proof assistants
field algebraic topology
category theory
foundations of mathematics
homotopy type theory
mathematical logic
type theory
focusesOn formal verification of mathematics
machine-checked proofs
influencedBy constructive mathematics
higher category theory
homotopy theory
proposes equivalences as identities between structures
types as fundamental objects of mathematics
relatedTo Agda NERFINISHED
Coq NERFINISHED
HoTT/UF community NERFINISHED
Lean theorem prover NERFINISHED
proof assistants
supports formalization of algebra
formalization of category theory
formalization of higher category theory
formalization of homotopy theory
formalization of topology
timePeriod 21st century
uses dependent type theory
higher inductive types
identity types as paths
intensional type theory

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Vladimir Voevodsky notableIdea univalent foundations program