Modular Implementation of Programming Languages and a Partial-Order Approach to Infinitary Rewriting

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Modular Implementation of Programming Languages and a Partial-Order Approach to Infinitary Rewriting. / Bahr, Patrick.

2012. 466 p.

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Harvard

Bahr, P 2012, Modular Implementation of Programming Languages and a Partial-Order Approach to Infinitary Rewriting.

APA

Bahr, P. (2012). Modular Implementation of Programming Languages and a Partial-Order Approach to Infinitary Rewriting.

Vancouver

Bahr P. Modular Implementation of Programming Languages and a Partial-Order Approach to Infinitary Rewriting. 2012. 466 p.

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Bahr, Patrick. / Modular Implementation of Programming Languages and a Partial-Order Approach to Infinitary Rewriting. 2012. 466 p.

Bibtex

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