L-theory, also known as L-theory of types, is a branch of mathematical logic that primarily concerns itself with the study of objects using a logical framework called "L" or "L(T)." It investigates various kinds of structures in relation to specific logical operations. In a broader context, L-theory often relates to modal logic, type theory, and sometimes category theory, where it deals with the formal properties of different types of systems and their relationships.
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