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RE: A mathematical foundation of reflexion?: msg#00027os.tunes
I just wanted to add that http://www.latrobe.edu.au/www/philosophy/phimvt/j00syn.html introduces not only a facinating computer language, but uses that language as a notation for explaining many computer science and mathematics problems in a very understandable way (including basic category theory). The language itself is essentially Forth with garbage collection, typed data, and function quotation. I'm impressed with the language, but I'm even more impressed with how much easier it is to work out proofs than it is with lambda calculus, and I'm still more impressed with how well the author has researched and explained the implications of his language. -Billy |
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