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A version of my habilitation thesis that can be shared, finally!
https://www.seiller.org/HdR.pdfPart 1 contains new material proposing answers to questions such as “what is a program / a model of computation / an algorithm?”.
Part 2 relates this point of view with my previous work: verification and automatic transformation of programs, (algebraic) complexity lower bounds, logic, and implicit complexity.
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