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Definition

Given a type AA, a judgment z:AB(z)typez:A \vdash B(z)\ \mathrm{type}, terms x:Ax:A and y:Ay:A, and an identity p:(x= Ay)p:(x =_A y), there are transport functions tr B p:B(x)B(y)\overrightarrow{\mathrm{tr}}_{B}^{p}:B(x) \to B(y) and tr B p:B(y)B(x)\overleftarrow{\mathrm{tr}}_{B}^{p}:B(y) \to B(x), such that for all v:B(y)v:B(y), the fiber of tr B p\overrightarrow{\mathrm{tr}}_{B}^{p} at vv is contractible, and for all u:B(x)u:B(x), the fiber of tr B p\overleftarrow{\mathrm{tr}}_{B}^{p} at uu is contractible.

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HoTT book

category: type theory

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