2019
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1911.04026
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A generic imperative language for polynomial time

Daniel Leivant

Abstract: We propose a generic imperative programming language STR that captures PTime computations, on both infinite inductive structures and families of finite structures. The approach, set up in [29] for primitive-recursive complexity, construes finite partial-functions as a universal canonical form of data, and uses structure components for loop variants. STR is obtained by the further refinement that assigns ranks to finite partial-functions, which regulate the interaction of loops, yielding programs that run in po… Show more

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