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\subsection
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Related Work
}
% Discuss Joey Eremondi's thesis on gradual dependent types
Eremondi
\cite
{
Eremondi
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2023
}
uses guarded type theory to
define a syntactic model for a gradually-typed source
language with dependent types. By working in guarded type theory, they are
able to give an exact semantics to non-terminating computations in a language
which is logically consistent, allowing for metatheoretic results about the
source language to be proven.
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Similarly to our approach, they define a guarded lift monad to model potentially-
nonterminating computations and use guarded recursion to model the dynamic type.
However, they do not give a denotational semantics to term precision and it is unclear
how to prove the gradual guarantee in this setting.
The work includes a formalization of the syntactic model in Guarded Cubical Agda.
% Discuss Jeremy Siek's work on graduality in Agda
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finished some prerequisite proofs on clock quantification and postulated
some theorems on clock globalization.
\subsection
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Benefits and Drawbacks of the Synthetic Approach
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\subsection
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Comparison to Explicit Step-Indexing
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\subsection
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Synthetic Ordering
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