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Rewriting calculus with fixpoints: Untyped and first-order systems

Identifieur interne : 000644 ( PascalFrancis/Corpus ); précédent : 000643; suivant : 000645

Rewriting calculus with fixpoints: Untyped and first-order systems

Auteurs : Horatiu Cirstea ; Luigi Liquori ; Benjamin Wack

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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 ρstk 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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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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