• Simply Typed Lambda Calculus
  • Term representation using Nested Datatypes
    • Progress and Preservation
  • Legacy: Type-Level de Bruijn indices (unnecessarily difficult approach)
• Delimited-Control Operators shift0/dollar:
  • Introduction : Delimited Control
  • Contribution:
    • Formalize λ$ calculus with its evaluation strategy
    • Introduce an evaluation strategy for λc$ (a fine-grained version of λ$)
    • Define similarity relations to prove correspondance between both calculi in a form of simulations which state that: similar terms compute to similar values
  • λ$ calculus (paper reference: section 2.2)
  • λc$ calculus: a Fine-Grained version of λ$ (paper reference: Figure 1)
  • Correspondence between λ$ and λc$:
    • Simulation: λ$ to λc$
    • Simulation: λc$ to λ$

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• Examine the potential of supporting the control0 operator for the current evaluation strategy
• Develop the alternative evaluation strategy - the hybrid (reduces differently when under the delimiter) one that aggressively duplicates $
  • Simplify both calculi to the most common format to showcase the fine-grained difference - single term-tree tm A, two different reductions
  • Remove call-by-value nature from both, let let-bindings do the rest
  • Explore a different similarity relation strategy - instead of substituting similar terms try to work on common skeletons (tm A) with a substitution (A → val) of similar values