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|a Full Abstraction for PCF (extended abstract) -- Fully abstract semantics for concurrent ?-calculus -- An operational approach to combining classical set theory and functional programming languages -- ML typing, explicit polymorphism and qualified types -- Extensions to type systems can preserve operational equivalences -- Constraint programming and database query languages -- Intuitionistic resolution for a logic programming language with scoping constructs -- Proof by pointing -- A computer-checked verification of Milner's scheduler -- A purely functional language with encapsulated assignment -- Simple termination of hierarchical combinations of term rewriting systems -- Separate abstract interpretation for control-flow analysis -- Extensible denotational language specifications -- A normalizing calculus with overloading and subtyping -- A theory of primitive objects -- Programming objects with ML-ART an extension to ML with abstract and record types -- A type system for a lambda calculus with assignments -- Theory and practice of Concurrent Object-Oriented Computing -- The family relation in Interaction Systems -- On syntactic and semantic action refinement -- Locality and true-concurrency in calculi for mobile processes -- Term rewriting properties of SOS axiomatisations -- The tyft/tyxt format reduces to tree rules -- Undecidable equivalences for basic parallel processes -- Normal proofs and their grammar -- A symmetric lambda calculus for “classical” program extraction -- The ? ?-calculus -- Syntactic definitions of undefined: On defining the undefined -- Discovering needed reductions using type theory -- Nontraditional applications of automata theory -- Abstract pre-orders -- Categorical models of relational databases I: Fibrational formulation, schema integration -- Petri nets, Horn programs, Linear Logic, and vector games -- A complete type inference system for subtyped recursive types -- Subtyping with union types, intersection types and recursive types -- A decidable intersection type system based on relevance -- Temporal verification diagrams -- A semantic theory for Concurrent ML -- Replication in concurrent combinators -- Transitions as interrupts: A new semantics for timed statecharts -- Relating multifunctions and predicate transformers through closure operators -- Notes on typed object-oriented programming -- Observing truly concurrent processes.
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