Structured meanings and reflexive domains
If structured meanings are used to solve problems caused by the failure of substitutivity of logical equivalents in belief and other such contexts, it is known that problems are caused by iterated operators which appear to have to take themselves as arguments. The author explores ways of using techniques developed by Dana Scott which allow functions to apply to themselves and thereby allow a treatment of iterated operators.
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 149609
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