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A fast algorithm for translating combinator expressions with BC-chains
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    A fast algorithm for translating combinator expressions with BC-chains (English)
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    A fast algorithm is presented for translating lambda expressions to combinator trees with BC-chains. The time complexity of this algorithm is O(n log n) in the worst case, where n is the length of an input expression. Furthermore it requires only O(n log n) working space. This result achieves a substantial improvement to the previously known algorithm having the quadratic complexity. The basic idea of the algorithm may be applied to practical processing systems, whether they use BC-chains or not.
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    abstraction algorithm
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    functional programming
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    fast algorithm
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    lambda expressions
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    combinator trees with BC-chains
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