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Typing inference as a map on abstract syntax trees
Type inference for dependent type theory is undecidable in general, so what you're asking for is impossible. However, it is possible to separate the syntax into inferrable terms and checkable terms, a …
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$\mathbb{N}$ in intensional MLTT with judgmentally commutative $+$ and $\times$
CoqMT (Coq Modulo Theory) was an extension of the Coq proof assistant that allows one to parametrize a development with a decidable first-order theory T. Since equality on natural number expressions w …