Secure compilation is a discipline aimed at develo** compilers that preserve the security
properties of the source programs they take as input in the target programs they produce as …

This book serves as an introduction to an area of computability theory that originated in the
1950s, and since then has fanned out in many different directions under the influence of …

Realizability toposes are" models of constructive set theory" based on abstract notions of
computability. They arose originally in the study of mathematical logic, but since then various …

Many functional programming languages rely on the elimination of 'impure'features:
assignment to variables, exceptions and even input/output. But some of these are genuinely …

A fully abstract compiler guarantees that two source components are observationally
equivalent in the source language if and only if their translations are observationally …

Language-based security relies on the assumption that all potential attacks follow the rules
of the language in question. When programs are compiled into a different language, this is …

The Structure of Typed Programming Languages describes the fundamental syntactic and
semantic features of modern programming languages, carefully spelling out their impacts on …

We discuss abstractions for protection and the correctness of their implementations. Relying
on the concept of full abstraction, we consider two examples:(1) the translation of Java …

Morris-style contextual equivalence—invariance of termination under any context of ground
type—is the usual notion of operational equivalence for deterministic functional languages …

Language-based security relies on the assumption that all potential attacks are bound by the
rules of the language in question. When programs are compiled into a different language …