A model Type Theory for Formalizing Trusted Communications

Primiero, Giuseppe and Taddeo, Mariarosaria (2012) A model Type Theory for Formalizing Trusted Communications. Journal of Applied Logic (1). pp. 92-114. ISSN 1570-8683
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This paper introduces a multi-modal polymorphic typetheory to model epistemic processes characterized by trust, defined as a second-order relation affecting the communication process between sources and a receiver. In this language, a set of senders is expressed by a modal prioritized context, whereas the receiver is formulated in terms of a contextually derived modal judgement. Introduction and elimination rules for modalities are based on the polymorphism of terms in the language. This leads to a multi-modal non-homogeneous version of atypetheory, in which we show the embedding of the modal operators into standard group knowledge operators.

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