Evan Cavallo
I am a fourth-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science
at Carnegie Mellon University, part of
the Principles of Programming
group. I am advised by Robert
Harper and work on cubical type theories and their ilk.
works:
19.01 Cavallo & Harper. Higher inductive types in computational cubical type theory. POPL'19.
18.07 Angiuli, Cavallo, Favonia, Harper, & Sterling. The RedPRL proof assistant. LFMTP'18.
18.01 Cavallo & Harper. Computational higher type theory IV: Inductive types. arXiv preprint.
15.12 Cavallo. Synthetic cohomology in homotopy type theory. Master's thesis.
records:
18.03 MURI grant meeting: computational interpretation of cubical inductive types - slides
17.03 MURI grant meeting: relative Kan completion in a nominal sets model - notes
14.09 Oxford HoTT Workshop: the Mayer-Vietoris sequence and cubes - slides, note, video
teaching:
16.F - TA for 15-317 Constructive Logic
15.F - TA for 15-814 Types and Programming Languages
15.S - TA for 15-312 Foundations of Programming Languages
14.F - TA for 15-317 Constructive Logic
status:
15-??: Ph.D. student, CMU Computer Science Dept
10-15: undergraduate & honors master's student, CMU Math Dept
Address mail to ecavallo, zip code cs.cmu.edu; alternatively, GHC 9223
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