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Hereditary substitution is an algorithm that directly computes the canonical result of an ordinary substitution of one canonical form into another. (from Twelf)
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What is hereditary substitution and why should I use it?
What is hereditary substitutio,n and why should I use it?
I've been taking a look at hereditary substitution for my little programming language, because hereditary substitution is supposed to give a p …
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Canonical forms of combinators
Binders are painful when dealing with metatheory. Combinators are one potential approach to avoid the pain of binders. But it'd be nice if I could normalize combinators to canonical forms. Is there so …
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