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Call-by-Name Denotational Semantics

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The Parametric Lambda Calculus

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To model a λΛ-theory, it is necessary to reflect in the model the fact that the set of input values coincides with the whole set Λ. So it is natural to ask that in every model the set D and the set of semantic input values I must coincide. In a filter model, it must be F(C, ∇) = I(C, ∇), so T(C) = I(C).

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Rocca, S.R.D., Paolini, L. (2004). Call-by-Name Denotational Semantics. In: The Parametric Lambda Calculus. Texts in Theoretical Computer Science. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10394-4_11

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