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The beta version allows a predicate to have only variable or constant terms. Some of the more subtle applications of first-order linear logic require complex terms. For example, the treatment of associativity and scope restrictions in my 2014 Lambek paper uses "integer-like" terms (of the forms s(X), s(s(X), etc.)
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The beta version allows a predicate to have only variable or constant terms. Some of the more subtle applications of first-order linear logic require complex terms. For example, the treatment of associativity and scope restrictions in my 2014 Lambek paper uses "integer-like" terms (of the forms s(X), s(s(X), etc.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: