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For questions on the formal system in mathematical logic for expressing effective functions, programs and computation, and proofs, using abstract notions of functions and combining them through binding and substitution.
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What is some good introduction to lambda calculus?
The best books that I've found are:
Very basic: Hankin, An introduction to the lambda calculus for computer scientists.
Advanced: Sorensen and Urzyczyn, Lectures on the Curry-Howard isomorphism.
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