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doi: 10.3233/fi-1986-9106
The basic definitions and the mathematical properties connected with the notion of a continuous abstract data type are given. The existence of initial and terminal models for algebraic hierarchical specifications using ground inequalities is proven. The inequalities may contain universally quantified variables and may be conditional. Three examples for continuous abstract data types are given: a simple functional language, a non-strict version for the data-objects of Backus functional language, and a formal specification of non-strict functional language by taking the specification of the data-objects as actual parameter of another specification.
universally quantified variables, Data structures, inequalities, continuous abstract data type, algebraic hierarchical specifications, functional language
universally quantified variables, Data structures, inequalities, continuous abstract data type, algebraic hierarchical specifications, functional language
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