Joachim
de
Lataillade

I
am currently working as a Researcher at Capital Fund Management, a
hedge fund based in Paris, specialised in algorithmic trading.
In my previous life I was doing acadmic research in Theoretical
Computer Science. Below are a few references on my curriculum and my
publications.
Curriculum
In 2008-2009 I was a postdoc fellow at the IML in Marseille, in the group Logique de la Programmation, as part of the Choco project.
In 2007-2008 I was working at the University of Ottawa, Ontario, in the LFC
team, working with Philip Scott on dinaturality and parametricity.
From 2004 to 2007 I did my PhD in the PPS
laboratory, where I was supervised by Pierre-Louis
Curien, and
Olivier
Laurent. My PhD
defence took place on November 21st 2007.
Before that I attended the DEA
Programmation :
Sémantique, Preuves et
Langages where I discovered the strange beauty of theoretical
computer
science.
My research interests were :
- game semantics
- system F (game
models, genericity, parametricity...)
- category theory
- type isomorphisms
and retractions
- classical
logic, (polarized) linear logic and proof-nets
- differential lambda-calculus.
Publications
Second-Order
Type Isomorphisms Through Game
Semantics
Annals of
Pure and Applied
Logic 151(2-3):115-150 (2008)
-
pdf
Curry-style Type Isomorphisms and Game
Semantics
Mathematical Structures in Computer Science, 18(4) : 647-692 (2008) -
pdf
Dinatural terms in system F
Logic in Computer Science, to appear (2009) - pdf
Quantification
du second ordre en sémantique des jeux - Application aux isomorphismes
de types
Thèse de doctorat (2007) - pdf
Works in progress
Strachey Parametricity and Game Semantics
Under revision for publication in Annals of
Pure and Applied
Logic - pdf
The hypergame model of system F
Joint work with Dominic Hughes
Teaching
2007-2008 archives : Calculus for Life
Sciences I and Linear
Algebra II
2006-2007
archives : Introduction to
Computer Science and
Logic Tools
2005-2006 archives : Finite
automata
2004-2005
archives :
Unix and automata and Data
structures