Exact Intersection Type Abstractions for Safety Checking of Recursion Schemes
Steven Ramsay
Abstract
Steven Ramsay
Abstract
Higher-order recursion schemes are a class of higher-order programs built from a collection of first-order constants using higher-order functions and general recursion. Since the trees that they define have many decidable properties, they have become widely studied in the context of the verification through higher-order model checking.
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Higher-order recursion schemes are a class of higher-order programs built from a collection of first-order constants using higher-order functions and general recursion. Since the trees that they define have many decidable properties, they have become widely studied in the context of the verification through higher-order model checking.
Key concepts: Recursion (computer science), Decidability, Intersection (aeronautics), Computer science, Class (philosophy), Context (archaeology), Theoretical computer science, Type (biology)