
doi: 10.1007/11955757_5
We extend B's GSL by introducing new operators for angelic choice, thus widening its application from its original domain of conjunctive computations to that of monotonic ones in general. We explore the impact of this on our theory of substitutions [6], discovering two dual new normal forms for our new substitutions which we exploit to formulate two new first-order tests of refinement between them.
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