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Title

項書換え系の簡略戦略に関する研究

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長谷, 崇

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Issue Date

1999‑03

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Thesis or Dissertation

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http://hdl.handle.net/10119/872

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Supervisor:外山 芳人, 情報科学研究科, 博士

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Takashi Nagaya

School of Information Science,

Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

January 14, 1999

Abstract

Term rewriting systems have been widely studied as a model for computation. In a

termrewriting system,theymayexistaninnitereductionsequencestartingwithaterm

havingnormalforms. Inordertoget anormalformforagiventerm,werequireanormal-

izing strategy guaranteeing to nd a normal form of terms whenever their normal forms

exist. Huet andLevy(1979) showedthat acall-by-need strategy isnormalizingfor every

orthogonal (i.e., left-linearand non-overlapping)term rewriting systems. Unfortunately,

in general a call-by-need strategy is undecidable. They formalized strong sequentiality

guaranteeing adecidable normalizingcall-by-needstrategy for orthogonalterm rewriting

system. The workof Huet andLevy has been extendedto several kinds of systems.

In this thesis we rst extend the class of left-linear term rewriting systems having a

decidable call-by-need strategy. We present the class of NVNF-sequential systems. This

classproperlyincludestheclassofNV-sequentialsystemswhichwasintro ducedbyOyam-

aguchi(1993). We provethat everyorthogonal NVNF-sequential system has adecidable

normalizingcall-by-needstrategy. Thenwegivegrowingapproximationsoftermrewriting

systemswithouttheassumptionoftheright-linearitywhereasJacuemard(1993)assumed

theright-linearity. Weshowthatourapproximationsextend theclassoforthogonalterm

rewriting systems having a decidable normalizingcall-by-need strategy.

Secondly, we investigate the normalizability of a call-by-need strategy for left-linear

overlapping term rewriting systems. We rst intro duced the notion of stable balanced

joinability. Itisshownthatacall-by-needstrategyisnormalizingforeverystablebalanced

joinable strongly sequential system. This is a generalization of Toyama's result (1992).

Wenextintro ducethe notionofNV-stablebalanced joinabilityand provethateveryNV-

stable balanced joinable NV-sequential system has a decidable normalizing call-by-need

strategy.

Finally, we apply the results on call-by-need strategy to the E-strategy adopted by

the OBJ algebraic specication languages. The E-strategy chooses a redex according to

local strategies which are given to each function symb ol. We consider how to give local

strategiestomaketheE-strategynormalizing. Forthispurpose,weintro ducedthe notion

index-transitivity and carefulness. We show that for every index-transitive orthogonal

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the E-strategy is normalizing.

Key Words: term rewriting system, reduction strategy, normalizability,

sequentiality

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