Inductive types and exact completion

Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 134 (2-3):95-121 (2005)
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Abstract

Using the theory of exact completions, I construct a certain class of pretoposes, consisting of what one might call “predicative realizability toposes”, that can act as categorical models of certain predicative type theories, including Martin-Löf Type Theory

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Benno Van Den Berg
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