## XUMERATIOK MODELS OF A-CALCULUS by AKIRA KANDA in Vancouver (Canada)') ## 81. A-ealculns The A-calculus developed by CHURCH [2] is a formal system designed to study the equivalence of functions composed from other functions in certain primitive ways. In this section, we briefly overview this
Classes of Numeration Models of λ-Calculus
✍ Scribed by Akira Kanda
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1986
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 439 KB
- Volume
- 32
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0044-3050
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✦ Synopsis
Th.-2-calculus developed by CHVRCH [ 2 ] is the following formal system: Let F' be a countable set of variables.
Dcfiiiition 1.1. (2-terms).
- If .c E V . then x is a A-term.
2 .
If -11 and L are 2-terms, then (ML) is a A-term.
We denote the set of all 2-terms by T .
We assume a natural meaning of a R-term occurring in some other /%term. An occurrrnc(3 of a variable x in M is bound if it is inside a part of i V of the form (Ax:.M). Otherwiisr it is free. For any terms M , L and a variable %, the result of substituting L for each frer occurrence of x in M (and changing bound variables to avoid clashes) is denoted by M [ x : = L].
The calculus has the following three reduction rules :
K. e cl n c t i o n R u 1 e s. (a) (?.bc.X) -+ (3.y.,W[z : = y]) if x is not bound in i W and y does not occur in M . (/9) ((l..L..JI) L ) --f M [ x : = L].
📜 SIMILAR VOLUMES
We show that any λ-model gives rise to a λµ-model, in the sense that if we have M = λµ N in the equational theory of type free λµ-calculus then ] holds true for some structure [[-]], D induced from a λ-model. The construction of λµ-models can be given by the use of a fixed point operator and the Gö