Lecture

Encoding Recursion as Self-Application

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This lecture introduces lambda calculus as a minimal language for expressing recursion, demonstrating how recursion can be encoded using higher-order functions. It explores the concept of first-class functions subsuming recursion and towards a general form of recursive function encoding.

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Programming language theory: High-level programming languages, Type theory

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