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Mathematical logic / Data types / Object-oriented programming / Polymorphism / Lambda calculus / Subtype polymorphism / Type system / Interpretation / Generic programming / Software engineering / Type theory / Theoretical computer science
Date: 2013-12-06 16:18:28
Mathematical logic
Data types
Object-oriented programming
Polymorphism
Lambda calculus
Subtype polymorphism
Type system
Interpretation
Generic programming
Software engineering
Type theory
Theoretical computer science

Semantic subtyping for the π-calculus Giuseppe Castagna Rocco De Nicola ´ Ecole Normale Sup´erieure, Paris Universit`a di Firenze

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