Homotopy Type Theory: A synthetic approach to higher equalities

Michael Shulman

Homotopy Type Theory: A synthetic approach to higher equalities

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arxiv 1601.05035 v3 pith:BUPDEKT6 submitted 2016-01-19 math.LO math.CT

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This is an introduction to Homotopy Type Theory and Univalent Foundations for philosophers, written as a chapter for the book "Categories for the Working Philosopher" (ed. Elaine Landry)

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Leibniz Equivalence, Newton Equivalence, and Substantivalism
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Active diffeomorphisms create physically distinct but equally possible situations, a stance the paper calls Newton Equivalence, which aims to escape the Earman-Norton substantivalism dilemma.

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