Wed 18 Jan 2023 18:00 - 19:30 at Grand Ballroom A - SRC Poster Chair(s): Jeehoon Kang, Danfeng Zhang

Call-by-push-value is a calculus that provides precise control of the evaluation order to unify two common evaluation strategies, call-by-value, and call-by-name. In this article, we propose Zydeco, a new language based on call-by-push-value. Zydeco’s stack-based computation model offers codata, a type designed to express the type of the stack explicitly. The main goal of Zydeco is to type-check the stack and give a desirable intermediate representation and compilation target.

Wed 18 Jan

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18:00 - 19:30
SRC PosterStudent Research Competition at Grand Ballroom A
Chair(s): Jeehoon Kang KAIST, Danfeng Zhang Pennsylvania State University
18:00
90m
Talk
Zydeco: A Stack-Based Call-By-Push-Value Language
Student Research Competition
Yuchen Jiang University of Michigan, Runze Xue CSE Department at the University of Michigan
18:00
90m
Talk
HasChor: Choreographic Programming in Haskell
Student Research Competition
Gan Shen University of California, Santa Cruz, USA
18:00
90m
Talk
Towards Synthesis in Superposition
Student Research Competition
18:00
90m
Talk
A Formalization of Observational Equivalence in Message Passing Protocols
Student Research Competition
Nathan Liittschwager University of California, Santa Cruz
18:00
90m
Talk
On the metatheory of IRs and the CPS-calculus
Student Research Competition
Paulo Torrens University of Kent
18:00
90m
Talk
Scalable Synthesis of Regular Expressions From Only Positive Examples
Student Research Competition
18:00
90m
Talk
Evaluating Soundness of a Gradual Verifier with Property Based Testing
Student Research Competition
Jan-Paul Ramos-Davila Cornell University
18:00
90m
Talk
A mechanized model for logical clocks
Student Research Competition
Jonathan Castello UC Santa Cruz
18:00
90m
Talk
Wisening Assertions: A live Bayesian reasoning system for probabilistic correctness
Student Research Competition
Joshua Turcotti Cornell University
18:00
90m
Talk
Synthesizing Vectorized Code via Verified Lifting
Student Research Competition
Jeremy Ferguson University of California-Berkeley
18:00
90m
Talk
Citrus: A Dependently Typed Framework for Pulse-Based Logic
Student Research Competition
Harlan Kringen UC Santa Barbara, Ben Hardekopf University of California at Santa Barbara
18:00
90m
Talk
Neko: A quantum map-filter-reduce programming language
Student Research Competition
Elton Pinto Georgia Institute of Technology
18:00
90m
Talk
Compiling and Running High-level Quantum Programs
Student Research Competition
18:00
90m
Talk
Trace-Guided Inductive Synthesis of Recursive Functional Programs
Student Research Competition
Yongwei Yuan Purdue University