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Appropiate models of numerical computation
There are mainly three approaches to deal with computational complexity of continuous problems.
1. Information Based Complexity (analytical complexity). It is a very general framework that describes t …
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A programming language that can only create algorithms with polynomial runtime?
Perhaps the most natural examples come from various extensions to SQL (of course, if query languages count). For example Datalog on ordered relations equals P. Generally, such languages are somewhere …
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Can We Decide Whether Small Computer Programs Halt?
Let me start by saying that your question is definitely not a research-level question --- usually similar questions are asked by first/second year undergraduate students in computer science.
However, …
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Why is there no product type in simply typed lambda-calculus?
You have not really encoded the sum type $\alpha \sqcup \beta$, but made a "virtual embedding" of the sum type into $(\rho^{\rho^\beta})^{\rho^\alpha}$. You could not encode sum types in such a calcul …