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As everyone knows, Alonzo Church proposed that the effectively calculable natural number functions are those definable in the ... Robin Milner (1934 - 2010) contributed to many areas of computer science. His LCF system (Logic of Computable Functions) is at ... We formalise the well-known rules of partial differentiation in a version of equational logic with function variables and binding ... Lovelace Lecture 2019 Languages for learning - Professor Royal Society Milner Award lecture by Professor [LAFI'23] Contextual source code AD transformations for sum types Adam Paszke,

Handling the Selection Monad (Video, PLDI 2025)

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Gordon Plotkin. A Complete Equational Axiomatisation of Partial Differentiation.
Compositionality, Adequacy, and Full Abstraction
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Gordon Plotkin presentation

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Gordon Plotkin: "Does recursion help?" (Special seminar in honour of Dana Scott's 90th birthday)

Gordon Plotkin: "Does recursion help?" (Special seminar in honour of Dana Scott's 90th birthday)

As everyone knows, Alonzo Church proposed that the effectively calculable natural number functions are those definable in the ...

Gordon Plotkin - Robin Milner: A Craftsman of Tools for the Mind

Gordon Plotkin - Robin Milner: A Craftsman of Tools for the Mind

Robin Milner (1934 - 2010) contributed to many areas of computer science. His LCF system (Logic of Computable Functions) is at ...

[LFCS30] Gordon Plotkin: LFCS Now and Then

[LFCS30] Gordon Plotkin: LFCS Now and Then

13th April 2016 "LFCS Now and Then"

ACT@UCR Seminar: A Complete Axiomatisation of Partial Differentiation - Gordon Plotkin

ACT@UCR Seminar: A Complete Axiomatisation of Partial Differentiation - Gordon Plotkin

We formalise the well-known rules of partial differentiation in a version of equational logic with function variables and binding ...

Lovelace Lecture 2019 - Gordon Plotkin

Lovelace Lecture 2019 - Gordon Plotkin

Lovelace Lecture 2019 Languages for learning - Professor

Gordon Plotkin. A Complete Equational Axiomatisation of Partial Differentiation.

Gordon Plotkin. A Complete Equational Axiomatisation of Partial Differentiation.

Gordon Plotkin

Compositionality, Adequacy, and Full Abstraction

Compositionality, Adequacy, and Full Abstraction

Gordon Plotkin

Gordon Plotkin: "Layout randomization and nondeterminism"

Gordon Plotkin: "Layout randomization and nondeterminism"

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From logic to computer science: a linguistic journey

From logic to computer science: a linguistic journey

Royal Society Milner Award lecture by Professor

A Simple Differentiable Programming Language

A Simple Differentiable Programming Language

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[LAFI'23] Contextual source code AD transformations for sum types

[LAFI'23] Contextual source code AD transformations for sum types

[LAFI'23] Contextual source code AD transformations for sum types Adam Paszke,

[PLDI'25] Handling the Selection Monad

[PLDI'25] Handling the Selection Monad

Handling the Selection Monad (Video, PLDI 2025)