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Functional Programming, Glasgow 1993: Proceedings of the 1993 Glasgow Workshop on Functional Programming, Ayr, Scotland, 12-14 September 1993 (Workshops in Computing)
	Authors: Kevin Hammond, David N. Turner Publisher: Springer Category: Book Buy Used: $87.41 Used (3) from $87.41 Media: Hardcover Pages: 320 Number Of Items: 1 ISBN: 3540199144 Dewey Decimal Number: 005.11 EAN: 9783540199144 ASIN: 3540199144 Publication Date: April 1995 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days


Editorial Reviews: Product Description The Glasgow Functional Programming Group is the largest research centre of its kind in the UK, and its work has attained international recognition. The group has organised annual workshops since 1988, aimed at providing a focus for new research and encouraging contact with other functional language researchers in both industry and academia. This volume contains papers presented at the seventh workshop, which was held in Ayr, Scotland, from 12-14 September 1994. The papers include new research results, ranging from theoretical work in bisimilarity and computer algebra to practical work on a cervical smear scanning system written in a purely functional language. A significant number of papers also cover concurrency, parallelism, and compilation techniques for functional languages.