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A per Model of Polymorphism and Recursive Types

by: M. Abadi, G. D. Plotkin

edited by: J. Mitchell

In 5th Annual IEEE Symposium on Logic in Computer Science (1990), pp. 355-365  Key: citeulike:4949

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Introduction The ideal model provides an interpretation for a rich type system, with polymorphism and recursion [12], but not a model of the typed -calculus. In search for a satisfactory semantics for -calculi with recursive and polymorphic types, it seems natural, then, to consider partial equivalence relations (pers) instead of ideals. As ideals are certain subsets of a universal domain D, we replace them with certain pers over D (rather than over !, as in [8, 19]). For example, in order...


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