My name is Dominik and I am a PhD student at the Saarbrücken Graduate School of Computer Science and the Programming Systems Lab.
I did my Bachelor's Thesis and a Research Immersion Lab on set theory formalised in Coq. I obtained my Master's degree from the University of Oxford with a thesis on intersection type systems and nominal automata.
I am broadly interested in theoretical computer science, computational logic and their connections to philosophy and cultural studies. Currently, I am working on categorical axiomatisations of second-order ZF.
| Winter 2017/2018 | Advisor Category Theory Programming Systems Lab. |
| Summer 2017 | Advisor Category Theory Programming Systems Lab. |
| Summer 2014 | Student TA Introduction to Computational Logic Programming Systems Lab. |
| Winter 2013/2014 | Student TA Theoretical Computer Science Programming Systems Lab. |
| Summer 2013 | Student TA Programming 2 Compiler Design Lab. |
| Winter 2012/2013 | Student TA Programming 1 Programming Systems Lab. |
| Summer 2012 | Student TA Mathematics Precourse Saarland University. |
Leonhard Staut, 2017, Bachelor's thesis: Nu-Trees in Coq
Large Model Constructions for Second-Order ZF in Dependent Type Theory (pdf)
Dominik Kirst and Gert Smolka
CPP 2018, Los Angeles, USA, 2018.
Categoricity Results for Second-Order ZF in Dependent Type Theory (pdf)
Dominik Kirst and Gert Smolka
ITP 2017, Brasilia, Brazil, 2017.
Intersection Type Systems Corresponding to Nominal Automata (pdf)
Dominik Kirst
Master's Thesis, Lady Margaret Hall, University of Oxford, 2016.
Formalised Set Theory: Well-Orderings and the Axiom of Choice (pdf)
Dominik Kirst
Bachelor's Thesis, Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, 2014.
| Mail: | kirst at ps.uni-saarland.de |
| Adress: | Saarland University, Saarland Informatics Campus E1 3, Rm 523 66123 Saarbrücken |
| Phone: | +49 (0)681 / 302-5626 |