Search Results - "[1993] Proceedings Eighth Annual IEEE Symposium on Logic in Computer Science"

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    Functional unification of higher-order patterns by Nipkow, T.

    “…The complete development of a unification algorithm for so-called higher-order patterns, a subclass of lambda -terms, is presented. The starting point is a…”
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    Set constraints are the monadic class by Bachmair, L., Ganzinger, H., Waldmann, U.

    “…The authors investigate the relationship between set constraints and the monadic class of first-order formulas and show that set constraints are essentially…”
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    Lambek grammars are context free by Pentus, M.

    “…Basic categorial grammars are the context-free ones. Another kind of categorial grammars was introduced by J. Lambek (1958). These grammars are based on a…”
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    Rules of definitional reflection by Schroeder-Heister, P.

    “…The author discusses two rules of definitional reflection: the logical version of definitional reflection, as used in the extended logic programming language…”
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    Typing and subtyping for mobile processes by Pierce, B., Sangiorgi, D.

    “…The pi -calculus is a process algebra that supports process mobility by focusing on the communication of channels. R. Milner's (1991) presentation of the pi…”
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    Type theory and recursion by Plotkin, G.D.

    “…Summary form only given. Type theory and recursion are analyzed in terms of intuitionistic linear type theory. This is compatible with a general recursion…”
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    Strong normalization for second order classical natural deduction by Parigot, M.

    “…The strong normalization theorem for second-order classical natural deduction is proved. The method used is an adaptation of the one of reducibility candidates…”
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    Asymptotic probabilities of languages with generalized quantifiers by Fayolle, G., Grumbach, S., Tollu, C.

    “…The impact of adding certain families of generalized quantifiers to first-order logic (FO) on the asymptotic behavior of sentences is studied. All the results…”
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    Local and asynchronous beta-reduction (an analysis of Girard's execution formula) by Danos, V., Regnier, L.

    “…The authors build a confluent, local, asynchronous reduction on lambda -terms, using infinite objects (partial injections of Girard's (1988) algebra L*), which…”
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    Relational properties of recursively defined domains by Pitts, A.M.

    “…A mixed induction/coinduction property of relations on recursively defined domains is described, working within a general framework for relations on domains…”
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    Verifying programs with unreliable channels by Abdulla, P., Jonsson, B.

    “…The verification of a particular class of infinite-state systems, namely, systems consisting of finite-state processes that communicate via unbounded lossy…”
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    The order types of termination orderings on monadic terms, strings and multisets by Martin, U., Scott, E.

    “…Total well-founded orderings on monadic terms satisfying the replacement and full invariance properties are considered. It is shown that any such ordering on…”
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    The unifiability problem in ground AC theories by Narendran, P., Rusinowitch, M.

    “…It is shown that unifiability is decidable in theories presented by a set of ground equations with several associative-communicative symbols (ground AC…”
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    Self-synchronization of concurrent processes by Jategaonkar, L., Meyer, A.R.

    “…Introduces a unary "self-synchronization" operation on concurrent processes that synchronizes concurrent transitions within a process. Standard parallel…”
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    Automated production of traditional proofs for constructive geometry theorems by Chou, S.-C., Gao, X.-S., Zhang, J.-Z.

    “…The authors present a method that can produce traditional proofs for a class of geometry statements whose hypotheses can be described constructively and whose…”
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    Database query languages embedded in the typed lambda calculus by Hillebrand, G.G., Kanellakis, P.C., Mairson, H.G.

    “…It is shown how to naturally embed, in the typed lambda -calculus with equality, many database query languages, including the relational calculus/algebra,…”
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    Encoding the calculus of constructions in a higher-order logic by Felty, A.

    “…The author presents an encoding of the calculus of constructions (CC) in a higher-order intuitionistic logic (I) in a direct way, so that correct typing in CC…”
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    Infinitary logics and very sparse random graphs by Lynch, J.F.

    “…The infinitary language obtained from the first-order language of graphs by closure under conjunctions and disjunctions of arbitrary sets of formulas, provided…”
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    A lambda calculus of objects and method specialization by Mitchell, J.C., Honsell, F., Fisher, K.

    “…An untyped lambda calculus, extended with object primitives that reflect the capabilities of so-called delegation-based object-oriented languages, is…”
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    Standard ML-NJ weak polymorphism and imperative constructs by Hoang, M., Mitchell, J., Viswanathan, R.

    “…Standard ML of New Jersey (SML-NJ) uses weak-type variables to restrict the polymorphic use of functions that may allocate reference cells, manipulate…”
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