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Category Theory and Computer Science
Manchester, UK, September 5-8, 1989. Proceedings
herausgegeben von David H. Pitt, David E. Rydeheard, Peter Dybjer, Andrew Pitts und Axel PoigneInhaltsverzeichnis
- Coherence and valid isomorphism in closed categories applications of proof theory to category theory in a computer sclentist perspective.
- An algebraic view of interleaving and distributed operational semantics for CCS.
- Temporal structures.
- Compositional relational semantics for indeterminate dataflow networks.
- Operations on records.
- Projections for polymorphic strictness analysis.
- A category-theoretic account of program modules.
- A note on categorical datatypes.
- A set constructor for inductive sets in Martin-Löf's type theory.
- Independence results for calculi of dependent types.
- Quantitative domains, groupoids and linear logic.
- Graded multicategories of polynomial-time realizers.
- On the semantics of second order lambda calculus: From bruce-meyer-mitchell models to hyperdoctrine models and vice-versa.
- Dictoses.
- Declarative continuations: An investigation of duality in programming language semantics.
- Logic representation in LF.
- Unification properties of commutative theories: A categorical treatment.
- An abstract formulation for rewrite systems.
- From petri nets to linear logic.
- A dialectica-like model of linear logic.
- A final coalgebra theorem.