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Abstract: . We define Higher Order Recursive Program Schemes
(HRPSs) by allowing metasubstitutions (as in the -calculus) in righthand
sides of function and quantifier definitions. A study of several kinds
of similarity of redexes makes it possible to lift properties of (first order)
Recursive Program Schemes to the higher order case. The main result
is the decidability of weak normalization in HRPSs, which immediately
implies that HRPSs do not have full computational power. We analyze
the structural... (Update)
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...is required. The theory of neededness has already been generalised to the second order framework of Expression Reduction Systems (ERSs [Kha]) and we expect no difficulties in extending those results to HRSs. Concerning sequentiality, we expect that the methods and results of...
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Zurab Khasidashvily. On higher order recursive program schemes. In [Tis94, pp. 172--186]. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/88625.html More
@inproceedings{ khasidashvili94higher,
author = "Zurab Khasidashvili",
title = "On Higher Order Recursive Program Schemes",
booktitle = "Colloquium on Trees in Algebra and Programming",
pages = "172-186",
year = "1994",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/88625.html" }
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