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Definition

A cone type on a type AA is a higher inductive type Cone(A)Cone(A) inductively generated by

  • A term e:Cone(A)e:Cone(A)

  • A function i:ACone(A)i: A \to Cone(A)

  • A term

p: a:Ae=i(a)p: \prod_{a:A} e = i(a)

All cone types are contractible, and therefore could be though of as a way of constructing free contractible types for any type AA.

Examples

  • The unit type is a cone type on the empty type.

  • The interval type is a cone type on the unit type.

See also

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