Rewriting calculus with fixpoints: Untyped and first-order systems
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000644 ( PascalFrancis/Corpus );
précédent :
000643;
suivant :
000645
Rewriting calculus with fixpoints: Untyped and first-order systems
Auteurs : Horatiu Cirstea ;
Luigi Liquori ;
Benjamin WackSource :
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Lecture notes in computer science [ 0302-9743 ] ; 2004.
RBID : Pascal:04-0421831
Descripteurs français
- Pascal (Inist)
- Preuve programme,
Lambda calcul,
Concordance forme,
Théorie type,
Orienté objet,
Système réécriture,
Point fixe,
Réécriture,
Abstraction,
Rho calcul,
Langage typé.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Abstraction,
Fix point,
Lambda calculus,
Object oriented,
Pattern matching,
Program proof,
Rewriting,
Rewriting systems,
Rho calculus,
Type theory,
Typed language.
Abstract
The rewriting calculus, also called rho-calculus, is a framework embedding Lambda-calculus and rewriting capabilities, by allowing abstraction not only on variables but also on patterns. The higher-order mechanisms of the Lambda-calculus and the pattern matching facilities of the rewriting are then both available at the same level. Many type systems for the Lambda-calculus can be generalized to the rho-calculus: in this paper, we study extensively a first-order rho-calculus à la Church, called ρstk. The type system of ρ→stk allows one to type (object oriented flavored) fixpoints, leading to an expressive and safe calculus. In particular, using pattern matching, one can encode and typecheck term rewriting systems in a natural and automatic way. Therefore, we can see our framework as a starting point for the theoretical basis of a powerful typed rewriting-based language.
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ET : | Rewriting calculus with fixpoints: Untyped and first-order systems |
AU : | CIRSTEA (Horatiu); LIQUORI (Luigi); WACK (Benjamin); BERARDI (Stefano); COPPO (Mario); DAMIANI (Ferruccio) |
AF : | LORIA & NANCY II & INRIA & NANCY I, BP 239/54506 Vandoeuvre-lès-Nancy/France (1 aut., 2 aut., 3 aut.) |
DT : | Publication en série; Congrès; Niveau analytique |
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FD : | Preuve programme; Lambda calcul; Concordance forme; Théorie type; Orienté objet; Système réécriture; Point fixe; Réécriture; Abstraction; Rho calcul; Langage typé |
ED : | Program proof; Lambda calculus; Pattern matching; Type theory; Object oriented; Rewriting systems; Fix point; Rewriting; Abstraction; Rho calculus; Typed language |
SD : | Prueba programa; Lambda cálculo; Orientado objeto; Punto fijo; Reescritura; Abstracción; Rho cálculo; Lenguaje tipado |
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. The type system of ρ<sub>→</sub>
<sup>stk</sup>
allows one to type (object oriented flavored) fixpoints, leading to an expressive and safe calculus. In particular, using pattern matching, one can encode and typecheck term rewriting systems in a natural and automatic way. Therefore, we can see our framework as a starting point for the theoretical basis of a powerful typed rewriting-based language.</EA>
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