Intensional semantics for formal and programming languages.
Yiannis Moschovakis, University of California and University of Athens
The claim is that intensions (or meanings) can be modeled usefully by algorithms which compute truth values, proofs (in various systems), denotations and implementations of programs (in various programming languages), etc.. I will discuss the nature of these ‘algorithms’ and present some unpublished results by me and others on this topic. Most of what I will say is in the book [1] which contains many unpublished results by Lou van den Dries, Vaughn Pratt, Anush Tserunyan and others.
- Yiannis Moschovakis. Abstract recursion and intrinsic complexity, Cambridge University Press, Volume 48 in the Lecture Notes in Logic, Association for Symbolic Logic, 2019. (See YM’s homepage).