Constructive Set Theory - Interpretability in Category Theory

Interpretability in Category Theory

Presheaf models for constructive set theory were introduced by Nicola Gambino in 2004. They are analogous to the Presheaf models for intuitionistic set theory developed by Dana Scott in the 1980s (which remained unpublished).

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