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    Bounded existentials and minimal typing (English)
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    13 August 1998
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    \(F_\leq\) is a typed lambda-calculus combining subtyping and second-order bounded quantification. It is shown that in the system obtained by adding (as primitive) bounded existential quantification the minimal type property fails. It is also shown that when the system is restricted to ``equal bounds'' (the introduction rules are of the form: If \(A\leq S\vdash T\leq U\) then \(\vdash\text{All } (A\leq S)T\leq\text{All } (A\leq S)U)\), then the minimal types do exist and an algorithm to get them is given.
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    typed lambda-calculus
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    subtyping
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    second-order bounded quantification
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    bounded existential quantification
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    minimal type property
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