Hepatic Calculi

Action Calculi III : Higher-order Calculi

This paper extends an arbitrary action calculus [11] to higher order, in a way which parallels the extension of the -calculus [13] to higher order by Sangiorgi [18]. Action calculi are a subclass of action structures [10], which in turn are an enriched class of monoidal categories. Each action calculus AC(K) is distinguished by its set K of controls and their reaction rules. The notion of actio...

Pancreatic Calculi

Preputial Calculi

Urinary calculi.

IJANTITATIVE CHEMICAL ANALYSES of urinary calculi have been done in these laboratories for some twenty years. During this time almost two thousand stones have been examined. In the early days of this period, the only quantitative method available was that of a complete analysis of the inorganic ions and organic compounds present, which was quite difficult and tedious. After the development of t...

Sequent Calculi for the Normal Terms of the - and - Calculi

This paper presents two sequent calculi, requiring no clausal form for types, whose typable terms are in 1-1 correspondence with the normal terms of the-and-calculi. Such sequent calculi allow no permutations in the order in which inference rules occur on derivations of typable terms and are thus appropriate for proof search. In these calculi proof search can be performed in a root-rst fashion ...