<p>A lambda encoding is some way of representing data as functions (lambda abstractions).  Some motivations for this for computer-checked proofs and type theory.</p>

A lambda encoding is some way of representing data as functions (lambda abstractions). Some motivations for this for computer-checked proofs and type theory.

<p>A lambda encoding is some way of representing data as functions (lambda abstractions).&nbsp; Some motivations for this for computer-checked proofs and type theory.</p>

Introduction to lambda encodings

Aaron Stump talks about type theory, computational logic, and related topics in Computer Science on his short commute.

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