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The principle type-scheme of an object in combinatory logic

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1969

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Introduction. In their book Combinatory Logic Roughly speaking, each object of combinatory logic ("ob" for short) represents a function or an operator on functions ; for instance the ob I represents the identity operator, and we have for all obs X, IX = X.

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