Jean-Yves Girard

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Jean-Yves Girard is a French logician and mathematician renowned for founding linear logic and making influential contributions to proof theory and the foundations of mathematics.

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instanceOf French logician
human
logician
awardReceived CNRS Silver Medal NERFINISHED
Gödel Lecture (ASL) NERFINISHED
birthDate 1941-02-28
birthPlace France NERFINISHED
Paris
contributedTo categorical logic
computational interpretations of logic
development of polymorphic type systems
semantics of proofs
countryOfCitizenship France
educatedAt École Normale Supérieure NERFINISHED
employer CNRS NERFINISHED
Université de Provence NERFINISHED
Université de la Méditerranée Aix-Marseille II NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork category theory
foundations of mathematics
lambda calculus
linear logic
mathematical logic
proof theory
type theory
gender male
influenced functional programming languages
proof assistants and automated theorem proving
type theory in computer science
influencedBy Gerhard Gentzen NERFINISHED
Jean-Louis Krivine NERFINISHED
Kurt Gödel NERFINISHED
knownFor Girard's paradox NERFINISHED
System F NERFINISHED
coherent Banach spaces
founding linear logic
game semantics in logic
geometry of interaction NERFINISHED
ludics
polymorphic lambda calculus
work in proof theory
work on the foundations of mathematics
languageOfWorkOrName French
memberOf CNRS NERFINISHED
notableWork Le Point Aveugle NERFINISHED
Linear Logic NERFINISHED
Locus Solum NERFINISHED
Proofs and Types NERFINISHED
System F NERFINISHED
The Blind Spot NERFINISHED

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Nicolas Bourbaki hasMember Jean-Yves Girard
Thierry Coquand hasAcademicAdvisor Jean-Yves Girard
Thierry Coquand influencedBy Jean-Yves Girard