
We relate Kamin and Levy’s original presentation of lexicographic path orders (LPO), using an inductive definition, to a presentation, which we will refer to as iterative lexicographic path orders (ILPO), based on Bergstra and Klop’s definition of recursive path orders by way of an auxiliary term rewriting sytem.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Foundations
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Foundations
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