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Type theory / Theoretical computer science / Data types / Mathematical logic / Programming language theory / Logic in computer science / Object-oriented programming / Polymorphism / Subtyping / Type system / Unification / Model theory
Date: 2007-06-05 12:29:33
Type theory
Theoretical computer science
Data types
Mathematical logic
Programming language theory
Logic in computer science
Object-oriented programming
Polymorphism
Subtyping
Type system
Unification
Model theory

Compatibility and reuse in component-based systems via type and unit inference Christian K¨uhnel1 1) Andreas Bauer2,1

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