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What is a Universal Higher-Order Programming Language? (1993)  (Make Corrections)  (2 citations)
Ramarao Kanneganti, Robert Cartwright
Automata, Languages and Programming



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Abstract: . In this paper, we develop a theory of higher-order computability suitable for comparing the expressiveness of sequential, deterministic programming languages. The theory is based on the construction of a new universal domain T and corresponding universal language KL. The domain T is universal for observably sequential domains; KL can define all the computable elements of T, including the elements corresponding to computable observably sequential functions. In addition, domain embeddings in T ... (Update)

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...and semantic domains of the language. The domains are sub domains of some universal domain, e.g. P [29] T [24] U [28] or T [17]. The syntactic domains specify the phrases of the language; the semantic domains contain denotations for the various kinds of syntactic...

...structure of T so that the finiteness of embedded elements is preserved. The preliminary results of this chapter have been presented in [KC93] 5.1 Universal Domains An Introduction The core of Domain Theory consists of two constructions: ffl a universal domain U of data...

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Kanneganti, R., and R. Cartwright. What is a universal higherorder programming language? In Proc. International Conference on Automata, Languages, and Programming. Lecture Notes in Computer Science http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/kanneganti93what.html   More

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    author = "Ramarao Kanneganti and Robert Cartwright",
    title = "What is a Universal Higher-Order Programming Language?",
    booktitle = "Automata, Languages and Programming",
    pages = "682-695",
    year = "1993",
    url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/kanneganti93what.html" }
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