A recursive normalizing one-step reduction strategy for the distributive lambda calculus
Anton Salikhmetov

TL;DR
This paper introduces a recursive normalizing one-step reduction strategy for the micro lambda calculus, addressing a longstanding open question about its existence and effectiveness.
Contribution
It provides a positive answer to the open question by proposing a new reduction strategy that normalizes micro lambda calculus using recursive distribution of beta-redexes.
Findings
The strategy guarantees normalization for micro lambda calculus expressions.
It offers a new approach to implement beta-reduction recursively.
The method enhances understanding of reduction strategies in lambda calculus.
Abstract
We positively answer the question A.1.6 in J. Klop's "Ustica Notes": "Is there a recursive normalizing one-step reduction strategy for micro -calculus?" Micro -calculus refers to an implementation of the -calculus due to Revesz, implementing -reduction by means of "micro steps" recursively distributing a -redex over its body .
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TopicsLogic, programming, and type systems · Logic, Reasoning, and Knowledge · Formal Methods in Verification
