[TYPES] Bounds on #steps for leftmost reduction?
Vincent Danos
Vincent.Danos at pps.jussieu.fr
Mon Jul 5 21:34:15 EDT 2004
Le 4 juil. 04, à 23:26, Peter Moller Neergaard a écrit :
> I am actually considering a slightly modified reduction strategy which
> completely reduces the argument of a K-redex before taking the
> reduction. In other words, a beta redex where the binding variable is
> not free in the body of the abstraction is not reduced until the
> discarded argument is in normal form. (Is this the maximal strategy?)
>
Glad that you ask :)
Yes it is. it is called a perpetual strategy in Barendregt's book
and we proved in:
1990, Une équivalence sur les lambda-termes, paru dans TCS 126 (1994).
that is actually maximizing the number of reduction steps.
> However, results concerning standard leftmost outermost reduction path
> will be useful starting point.
>
>
There is that paper by Roel de Vrijer:
Exactly estimating functionals and strong normalization. Proceedings of
the
Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen, Series A,
90(4):479-493, December 1987.
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