Titlebook: Algebraic Approaches to Program Semantics; Ernest G. Manes,Michael A. Arbib Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 Boolea

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Fixed Points in Metric Spaceseas of mathematics. In Section 9.1 we prove a classical result due (essentially) to S. Banach that under appropriate hypotheses, an endomorphism . of a nonempty metric space has a unique fixed point .—indeed . is the limit (in the sense of ever decreasing distance) of the sequence ..,..,....,… with

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Functors combining, manipulating, and querying of such elements. A very rich supply of data types may be built—either directly or recursively—from finite sets using finite products and coproducts. Thus, if . is a character alphabet, . x . x . is “l(fā)ength 3 character arrays.” If pr.: . x . x . → . is the .th

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Order Semantics of Data Typestics in which every data type is a domain and every computed function is continuous. We provide a critique of these basic assumptions in Section 1, but then proceed to develop an introduction to this theory of ordered semantics in the remaining sections.

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Equational Specifications of data types which arise as many-sorted algebras. An “equational specification” for a data type posits a many-sorted algebraic structure subject to a finite set of equations. What is attractive about this idea is that equational specifications are easily formalized within programming languages an

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