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On a monadic semantics for freshness (2005)

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by Mark R. Shinwell , Andrew M. Pitts
Venue:THEORETICAL COMPUTER SCIENCE
Citations:30 - 7 self
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@ARTICLE{Shinwell05ona,
    author = {Mark R. Shinwell and Andrew M. Pitts},
    title = {On a monadic semantics for freshness},
    journal = {THEORETICAL COMPUTER SCIENCE},
    year = {2005},
    pages = {2005}
}

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Abstract

A standard monad of continuations, when constructed with domains in the world of FM-sets [4], is shown to provide a model of dynamic allocation of fresh names that is both simple and useful. In particular, it is used to prove that the powerful facilities for manipulating fresh names and binding operations provided by the “Fresh ” series of metalanguages [15,17,18] respect α-equivalence of object-level languages up to meta-level contextual equivalence.

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monadic semantics    fresh name    standard monad    dynamic allocation    powerful facility    respect equivalence    meta-level contextual equivalence    fresh series    object-level language   

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