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Conclusions, Comparisons and Further Workergence). In Part II we saw a vast range of semantics that support CBPV’s claim to be such a language, subsuming both CBV and CBN. That range includes models for printing, storage, divergence, erratic choice, errors and control effects; it also includes possible world models and interaction-based se

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,Allgemein anästhesiologisches Management,“subsumes” CBN and CBV, and to see how that is achieved we have to discuss CBN and CBV, at least to some extent. On the other hand, a thorough study of CBN and CBV would be a waste of effort, since a primary purpose of CBPV is to relieve us of that task. Once we have CBPV (which we want to introduce

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,Anästhesie für stereotaktische Eingriffe,rol effect in this discussion, but others would work as well.) We used CBPV as the semantic metalanguage, and we gave not just one model, but a whole family, parametrized by an, .-set .. What we described there was, in effect, a translation . where . is a free computation type identifier. Any .-set

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,Anästhesie für Shunt-Operationen,In this chapter we present the CBPV language and its operational and denotational semantics for our example effects of printing and divergence, and we show how it contains both CBV and CBN. Operational semantics is presented in two forms: the familiar big-step form and the CK-machine of [Felleisen and Friedman, 1986].

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,Anästhesie in der Wirbelsäulenchirurgie,This chapter is about the computational effect of divergence. There is little original work here; our aim is to recall and adapt well-known material, which is not specific to CBPV, for use in subsequent chapters, notably our treatment of thunk storage in Sect. 6.10.

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,Allgemein anästhesiologisches Management,This chapter does not depend on Chap. 3 or Chap. 4. However, all the models in this chapter validate the equations of Chap. 3, and can interpret complex values.

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