Computational Logic and Applications, CLA '05
David, René and Gardy, Danièle and Lescanne, Pierre and Zaionc, Marek (eds.)
DMTCS Conference Volume AF (2005), pp. 87-96
| author: | Karim Nour |
|---|---|
| title: | Classical Combinatory Logic |
| keywords: | Combinatory logic, Lambda-calculus, Propositional classical logic |
| abstract: |
Combinatory logic shows that bound variables can be
eliminated without loss of expressiveness. It has
applications both in the foundations of mathematics and in
the implementation of functional programming languages. The
original combinatory calculus corresponds to minimal
implicative logic written in a system ``à la
Hilbert''. We present in this paper a combinatory logic
which corresponds to propositional classical logic. This
system is equivalent to the system
ł
of Barbanera and Berardi.
Sym
Prop
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| reference: | Karim Nour (2005), Classical Combinatory Logic, in Computational Logic and Applications, CLA '05, David, René and Gardy, Danièle and Lescanne, Pierre and Zaionc, Marek (eds.), Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science Proceedings AF, pp. 87-96 |
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