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Algebraic specification with built-in domain constructions
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Quasi-varieties in abstract algebraic institutions
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LCF considered as a programming language
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Fully abstract models of typed λ-calculi
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Characterizing specification languages which admit initial semantics
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Functor-argument structures for the meaning of natural language sentences and their formal interpretation
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Partial higher-order specifications
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Ordered and continuous models of higher-order specifications
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Combining algebraic and set-theoretic specifications
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An algebraic theory of object-oriented systems
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