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Order-incompleteness and finite lambda reduction models

Order-incompleteness and finite lambda reduction models
Order-incompleteness and finite lambda reduction models

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Order-Incompleteness and Finite Lambda Reduction Models

Peter Selinger

Abstract

Many familiar models of the untyped lambda calculus are constructed by order theoretic methods.This paper pro-

vides some basic new facts about ordered models of the lambda calculus.We show that in any partially ordered model

that is complete for the theory of-or-conversion,the partial order is trivial on term denotations.Equivalently,the

open and closed term algebras of the untyped lambda calculus cannot be non-trivially partially ordered.Our second

result is a syntactical characterization,in terms of so-called generalized Mal’cev operators,of those lambda theories

which cannot be induced by any non-trivially partially ordered model.We also consider a notion of?nite models for

the untyped lambda calculus,or more precisely,?nite models of reduction.We demonstrate how such models can be

used as practical tools for giving?nitary proofs of term inequalities.

1Introduction

Perhaps the most important contribution in the area of mathematical programming semantics was the discovery,by D.Scott in the late1960’s,that models for the untyped lambda calculus could be obtained by a combination of order-

theoretic and topological methods.A long tradition of research in domain theory ensued,and Scott’s methods have

been successfully applied to many aspects of programming semantics.

On the other hand,there are results that indicate that Scott’s methods may not in general be complete:Honsell and

Ronchi Della Rocca[8]have shown that there exists a lambda theory that does not arise as the theory of a re?exive model in the cartesian-closed category of complete partial orders and Scott-continuous functions.Moreover,there are

desirable properties of a model that are incompatible with the presence of a partial order:for instance,Plotkin[13],

answering a question of H.Friedman,has recently shown that there exists an extensional lambda algebra which is ?nitely separable.A?nitely separable algebra can never be non-trivially partially ordered.

In this paper we establish some basic new facts about ordered models of the untyped lambda calculus.We show

that the standard open and closed term algebras are unorderable,i.e.,they cannot be non-trivially partially ordered as combinatory algebras.Recall that the standard term algebras are made up from lambda terms,taken up to-or -equivalence.It follows that if a partially ordered model of the untyped lambda calculus is complete for one of the theories,then the denotations of closed terms in that model are pairwise incomparable,i.e.,the term

denotations form an anti-chain.

We also consider the related question of order-incompleteness:does there exist a lambda theory(possibly with constants)which does not arise as the theory of a non-trivially ordered model?Equivalently,does there exist a lambda algebra which cannot be embedded in a non-trivially ordered model?Let us call such an algebra absolutely unorder-able.Plotkin conjectures in[13]that an absolutely unorderable lambda algebra exists.Here,we give an algebraic characterization,in terms of so-called Mal’cev operators,of the absolutely unorderable-algebras in any algebraic variety.This reduces the question of order-incompleteness for the lambda calculus to the question whether one can consistently add a family of Mal’cev operators to the lambda calculus.The answer is still unknown in the general case,but we prove that it is inconsistent for.

The characterization of absolutely unorderable-algebras in terms of Mal’cev operators leads to an interesting technical observation about free order-algebras and dcpo-algebras.In a given variety of order-algebras,one may consider the free order-algebra ord generated by a poset.The question arises under what conditions ord is conservative over,i.e.,under what conditions the canonical map ord is order-re?ecting.An analogous

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question can be asked for dcpo-algebras.Here,we give a necessary and suf?cient condition:we show that the answer

is completely determined by whether the given variety has a family of Mal’cev operators.

In the last part of this paper,we introduce a novel technique for proving inequalities of lambda terms.At the heart of this technique is the notion of a?nite lambda reduction model.It is well-known that a model of an equational

theory of the lambda calculus can never be?nite or even recursive[2].Instead,we consider models of reduction, which are not subject to the same limitations on size and complexity.A model of reduction is equipped with a partial order,and it satis?es a soundness property of the form,where denotes e.g.-or-

reduction[6,10,12].One can understand such models as making precise certain invariants of terms under reduction. By combining this with the Church-Rosser property,one recovers a limited form of reasoning about convertibility.

Our key observation is that models of reduction,unlike models of conversion,may be?nite,and that even a?nite such model can carry non-trivial information.We give a practical method for constructing such models,and we give two examples in which we use?nite reduction models to demonstrate the inequality of some unsolvable lambda terms.

2Unorderability

The main result of this section is that the open and closed term algebras of the untyped lambda calculus do not admit a

non-trivial partial order compatible with the model structure.We follow Barendregt’s notation for the lambda calculus [2].Let us begin by?xing some terminology.A preorder is said to be discrete if implies,indiscrete

if holds for all,and symmetric if.By a trivial preorder,we mean either the discrete or indiscrete preorder.A partial order is of course trivial iff it is discrete iff it is symmetric.

Recall that a combinatory algebra consists of a set,a binary operation,and

distinguished elements satisfying and.As usual,we write for and for .We say that a preorder on a combinatory algebra is compatible if application is monotone in both arguments,i.e.,and implies.

A combinatory algebra is called unorderable if every compatible partial order on it is trivial.It is known that such algebras exist.For example,Plotkin[13]has recently constructed a?nitely separable algebra,a property which implies unorderability.Here is said to be?nitely separable if for every?nite subset,every function is the restriction of some,meaning that for all,.Finitely separable combinatory algebras do not allow non-trivial preorders,because if for some,then for all via some with and.The present result differs from this,because our unorderable algebras,the open and closed term algebras of the untyped lambda calculus,occur“naturally”.

2.1Lambda terms cannot be ordered

Let be the set of(-equivalence classes of)untyped lambda terms,build from a set of constant symbols and a countable supply of variables.Let be the subset of closed terms.

De?nition.The open term algebra of the-calculus is the combinatory algebra,where is the application operation on terms,and and are the terms and,respectively.The closed term algebra is de?ned analogously,and similarly for the-calculus.

Note that these term algebras are not?nitely separable:e.g.the terms and cannot be separated,since the?rst one is unsolvable[2].Also,the term algebras allow non-trivial pre orders:for instance, two terms are ordered if and only if their meanings in the standard-model are ordered.

Suppose now that we want to construct a partial order on,say,the open term algebra of the-calculus.An obvious approach is the following:take two distinct variables and,and let be the preorder generated by a single inequation.It is not hard to see that for this preorder,one has iff is obtained from up to-equivalence by replacing some,but not necessarily all occurrences of the variable by.More precisely,iff there is a term(not itself containing or)such that and.

It follows that,and thus this preorder is non-trivial.However,the following proposition implies that is not a partial order.

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Proposition2.1.There exists a closed term of the untyped lambda calculus,such that,but ,for variables.

Proof.The idea of the proof is as follows:Via a?xpoint combinator,de?ne a term such that

for variables.In other words,any three applications of are equivalent to a single application.Now let

.Then clearly.It remains to be shown that.We delay the proof of this inequality until Section4.4.2below,where we prove it using the notion of?nite lambda reduction models.

Note that the proposition implies that is not a partial https://www.doczj.com/doc/8f17786696.html,ly,one has

,but since,the preorder is not antisymmetric.

By the same reasoning,and cannot be related in any compatible partial order on open terms.Thus any such partial order is discrete on variables.To show this section’s main result,we need to lift this reasoning from variables to arbitrary terms.This is achieved by the following lemma,which states that,if is a fresh variable,then and behave essentially like indeterminates:any equation that holds for and will hold for variables and .Let be one of the theories,and let be the corresponding reduction relation.

Lemma2.2.Let be terms that are distinct in,and let be a variable not free in.Then for all terms with FV,and for variables,

implies

Proof.Let FV.In the following,we assume without loss of generality that the names of all bound variables are different from elements of.Let be the set of all lambda terms with the following property:the variable occurs only in subterms of the form,where for some.For each,let be the lambda term obtained from by replacing each subterm of the form by if.Formally ,,,if,and if.Then the following hold:

(a)For all and,and.

(b)For all,if then and.

(c)For all,if then.

(a)and(b)are easily proved by induction.(c)follows from(b)by the Church-Rosser property of.Finally, the lemma follows by observing that and are in,and and.

Theorem2.3.Let be the open or the closed term algebra of the-or-calculus.Then does not allow a non-trivial compatible partial order.

Proof.Let be a compatible partial order on.Let,and assume,by way of contradiction,that .Let be as in Proposition2.1,and let be a fresh variable.Then by compatibility,

hence,by antisymmetry,

Applying Lemma2.2to and,one gets for variables and, contradicting the choice of.Consequently,the order is trivial.

Corollary2.4.In any partially ordered model of the untyped lambda calculus whose theory is,the deno-tations of closed terms are pairwise incomparable.

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2.2Lambda unorderability

We have called a preorder on a combinatory algebra compatible if it respects the application operation.In addition,one can require that also respects abstraction.Abstraction is a well-de?ned operation if is a lambda algebra[2,14].Thus,we de?ne a lambda preorder on a lambda algebra to be a compatible preorder such that

models:an unorderable model can still arise from an order-theoretic construction,for instance as a subalgebra of some orderable model.

Indeed,it is not hard to see that the open and closed term algebras,as considered in the previous section,can be embedded in an orderable model:this follows e.g.from Theorem3.4below.A different(and,from a model-theoretic point of view,more interesting)construction of an ordered model in which the open term algebra is embedded can be found in Di Gianantonio et al.[5].

This leads us to the related question of absolute unorderability:a model is absolutely unorderable if it cannot be embedded in an orderable one.Plotkin conjectures in[13]that an absolutely unorderable combinatory algebra exists,but the question is still open whether this is so.In this section,we present what is known:we give a syntactic characterization of the absolutely unorderable algebras in any algebraic variety in terms of the existence of a family of Mal’cev operators.Plotkin’s conjecture is thus reduced to the question whether Mal’cev operators are consistent with the lambda calculus.

The question of absolute unorderability can also be formulated in terms of theories,rather than models.In this form,we refer to it as the order-incompleteness question:does there exist a lambda theory(possibly with constants) which does not arise as the theory of an ordered model?This question is obviously equivalent to the question of the existence of an absolutely unorderable algebra.

A property that is related to order-incompleteness,but much weaker,is the well-known topological incompleteness. Addressing the latter,Honsell and Ronchi Della Rocca[8]have shown that there is a lambda theory which is not the theory of any re?exive CPO-model.However,their theory is not order-incomplete,and the methods used in investigating topological incompleteness are quite different from those used here.We should mention that the question whether arises as the theory of a re?exive CPO-model is still open.

3.1A characterization of absolutely unorderable algebras

Let be an algebraic variety(given by a signature and equations).We say that a preorder on a-algebra is compatible if for implies,for each-ary function symbol in the signature of.Notice that compatible preorders are closed under arbitrary intersections.If is compatible,then so is the dual preorder.Every compatible preorder determines a congruence on,which is the intersection of and.Also notice that naturally de?nes a partial order on.

A-algebra is said to be unorderable if it does not allow a non-trivial compatible partial order.Also,is said to be absolutely unorderable if for any embedding of-algebras,is unorderable.

Now consider a-algebra.As usual,denotes the-algebra obtained from by freely adjoining indeterminates.We regard as a subset of.Let be the smallest compatible preorder on such that.

Lemma3.1.is discrete on,i.e.,for.

Proof.Let be the kernel of the canonical homomorphism which sends both and to.Then and is discrete on.

Lemma3.2.is absolutely unorderable if and only if.

Proof.For the left-to-right implication,suppose is absolutely unorderable.Consider the natural map .Lemma3.1implies that the composition is an embedding,hence must be discrete as a partial order on.Equivalently,as a preorder on is symmetric,and thus.For the converse,suppose is not absolutely unorderable.Then there is an embedding of-algebras where has a non-trivial compatible partial order.Choose such that,and consider the unique map such that,and.De?ne in iff in.Then is a compatible preorder on with,hence is contained in.But,hence.

Further,has the following explicit description:On,de?ne if and only if there is a polynomial such that and.

Lemma3.3.is the transitive closure of.

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Proof.Let be the transitive closure.Clearly,is a preorder contained in,and it satis?es.Moreover,, and thus,is compatible,as can be seen by considering terms of the form

for each-ary function symbol.Since is smallest with these properties,it follows that.

Putting together Lemmas3.2and3.3,we get the following characterization of absolutely unorderable algebras. We say that an equation holds absolutely in if it holds in.

Theorem3.4.Characterization of absolutely unorderable-algebras.Let be an algebraic variety.A-algebra is absolutely unorderable if and only if,for some,there exist polynomials M, for,such that the following equations hold absolutely in:

M

M M

M M(2)

..

.

M

Proof.By Lemmas3.2and3.3,is absolutely unorderable if and only if there are such that .The theorem follows by de?nition of.

In the case,the equations(2)have the simple form M and M.A ternary operator M satisfying these equations is called a Mal’cev operator,after A.I.Mal’cev,who studied such operators to characterize varieties of congruence-permutable algebras[11].Accordingly,we call M M satisfying(2)a family of gen-eralized Mal’cev operators,and we call the equations(2)the generalized Mal’cev axioms.Hagemann and Mitschke [7]have shown that an algebraic variety has-permutable congruences if and only if it has a family of generalized Mal’cev operators.It was proved by W.Taylor[15,4]that algebras in a variety with-permutable congruences are unorderable;however,the converse is a new result.Also note that Theorem3.4characterizes individual algebras that are absolutely unorderable,rather than varieties of unorderable algebras.

3.2An application to order-algebras and dcpo-algebras

A compatibly partially ordered algebra over a given signature is called an-order-algebra.Moreover,it is called a-dcpo-algebra if the order is directed complete and the algebra operations are continuous.Let be a set of inequations between terms in the language of.A-order-algebra satisfying these inequations is called a -order-algebra,and similarly for dcpo-algebras.For more details,see[1]or[14].

Fix and.For any poset,there exists a free-order-algebra ord,with a canonical monotone map

ord.Similarly,for any dcpo,there exists a free-dcpo-algebra dcpo with a canonical continuous map dcpo[1].

One may ask under which circumstances the canonical map is order-re?ecting,i.e.,under what conditions the free order-or dcpo-algebra conservatively extends the order on the generators.The following theorem shows that the answer depends only on the presence of generalized Mal’cev operators in.Recall that a-ary operation in is simply a term in the signature.

Theorem3.5.Let be a signature and a set of inequations.Let be a non-trivially ordered dcpo,and let be a non-trivially ordered poset.The following are equivalent:

1.The canonical map dcpo from into the free-dcpo-algebra is not order-re?ecting.

2.Every-dcpo-algebra is trivially ordered.

3.The canonical map dcpo from into the free-order-algebra is not order-re?ecting.

4.Every-order-algebra is trivially ordered.

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5.There are ternary operations M M in such that entails

M

M M

M M(3)

..

.

M

Proof.1. 2.:Suppose is a non-trivially ordered-dcpo-algebra with elements.We show that is order-re?ecting.Let with.De?ne by

if

if

Then is continuous;therefore,by the universal property of dcpo,there exists a unique continuous homomorphism

dcpo such that.By monotonicity of,we get,hence .

2. 1.:A map dcpo from a non-trivially ordered set into a trivially ordered one cannot be order-re?ecting.

3. 4.:Same as1. 2.,replacing the word“continuous”by“monotone”.

2. 4.:Suppose there is a non-trivially ordered-order-algebra.We consider the ideal completion of:

A subset is an ideal if it is downward closed and directed.Let Idl be the ideal completion of,i.e.,the set of all ideals,ordered by inclusion.Abramsky and Jung[1]prove that Idl is a-dcpo-algebra.Moreover,the map Idl is order preserving and re?ecting,and hence Idl is non-trivially ordered.

4. 5.:Let be a countable set of variables,and let ord be the free-order-algebra over discrete.If every

-order-algebra is trivially ordered,then so is ord,which implies that ineq iff ineq.We can therefore regard as a set of equations.The claim follows by applying Theorem3.4to ord.

5. 2.:Suppose has operators satisfying(3).Then for any-dcpo-algebra,if,then

M M M,hence is trivially ordered.

Remark.Notice that the implication5. 4.shows that the inequalities(3)already imply the corresponding equalities (2).

3.3Absolute unorderability and the lambda calculus

In the lambda calculus,a term M can be expressed in curried form as M.Plotkin posed the question whether an absolutely unorderable lambda algebra exists[13].Clearly,this is the case if and only if,for some,the equations(2)are consistent with the lambda calculus.Unfortunately,it is not known whether this is true except in the cases and.In these cases,(2)is inconsistent with the lambda calculus,as we will now show.Notice that if the axioms are consistent for some,then also for all,by letting M M

Let be any?xpoint operator of combinatory logic,for instance the paradoxical?xpoint combinator

.We write for.The operator satis?es the?xpoint property:

(?x)

The diagonal axiom is

Lemma3.6(Plotkin,Simpson).Assuming the diagonal axiom,the generalized Mal’cev axioms(2)are inconsistent with the lambda calculus for all.

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Proof.Let be arbitrary.Then

M by(2)

M by

M by(?x)

M by(2)

M

by(2).

Hence for all,which is an inconsistency.

Theorem3.7(Plotkin,Simpson).For,the Mal’cev axioms are inconsistent with the lambda calculus. Proof.Suppose M is a Mal’cev operator.Let be arbitrary and let M.Then

(?x)M(?x)M

hence M M.

Theorem3.8(Plotkin,Selinger).For,the generalized Mal’cev axioms are inconsistent with the lambda calculus.

Proof.Suppose M and M are operators satisfying the generalized Mal’cev axioms(2).De?ne and by mutual recursion such that

M M

M M

Then

M M by(?x)

M M by(2)

by(?x).

So M M M M,which is the diagonal axiom.By Lemma3.6,this leads to an inconsistency.

4Finite Lambda Reduction Models

It is well-known that a model of the untyped lambda calculus,in the traditional equational sense,can never be?nite or even recursive[2].Consequently,model constructions of the lambda calculus typically involve passing to an in?nite limit,yielding unwieldy models in which term denotations or equality of terms are not effectively computable.

By contrast,if one considers models of reduction,rather than of conversion,there is no such limitation on size or complexity.As we will see,it is quite possible for a model of reduction to be?nite and yet https://www.doczj.com/doc/8f17786696.html,rmally,by a model of conversion,we mean a model with a soundness property of the form

where is e.g.-or-convertibility,and is the semantic interpretation function.On the other hand,a model of reduction has an underlying partial order and a soundness property of the form

where is e.g.-or-reduction.Models of reduction have been considered by different authors[6,10,12].We will focus here on a formulation which was given by Plotkin[12]in the spirit of the familiar syntactical lambda models [2].

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4.1Syntactical models of reduction

As before,let be the set of variables of the lambda calculus,and let be the set of untyped lambda terms up to -equivalence.To keep the notation simple,we do not consider constant symbols in this section,although they could be easily added.For a partially ordered set,let be the set of all valuations,i.e.,functions from to.

De?nition.(Plotkin[12])A syntactical model of-reduction consists of a poset,a monotone binary operation,and an interpretation function

such that the following properties are satis?ed:

1.

2.

3.,for all

4.FV FV

5.

Moreover,we say is a syntactical model of-reduction,if it also satis?es the property

6.,if FV.

The usual syntactical lambda models(of conversion)[2]arise as the special case where is discretely ordered.

Note that properties1.–3.do not form an inductive de?nition of the function.In general,is not uniquely determined by.

Notice that the partial order on a model of reduction differs from the partial order on a model of conversion,as considered in the?rst part of this paper.The order on an ordered model of conversion is commonly understood as an information order,where means that is“less de?ned”than.On the other hand,models of reduction have a reduction order,where means reduces to.One has the following soundness properties:

Proposition4.1(Plotkin[12]).The following are properties of syntactical models of-reduction:

1.Monotonicity.If for all,then.

2.Substitution..

3.Soundness for reduction.If,then.In a syntactical model of-reduction:If,

then.

The soundness property for reduction does not in general yield useful information about convertibility,since in-terconvertible terms may have different denotations.However,if the reduction relation satis?es the Church-Rosser property,as is the case for-and-reduction,then implies that and for some term.Thus,in a model of-or-reduction,we get the following,restricted form of soundness for convertibility. Recall that two elements and in a poset are called compatible,in symbols,if there exists with and .

(4)

This property can be useful for reasoning about non-equality of terms,particularly if the underlying poset has many pairs of incompatible elements.For this reason,we will be especially interested in the cases where is a?at partial order,or a tree,or more generally,a bounded complete domain.Recall that a bounded complete domain is a non-empty poset in which all bounded subsets and all directed subsets have a least upper bound.Note that any bounded complete domain has a least element.

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4.2Constructing models of-reduction

Syntactical models of-reduction are constructed much more easily than models of conversion.To start with a trivial example,take any pointed poset and monotone function,and de?ne,somewhat uningeniously, .Among the possible interpretation functions for given and,this choice is the minimal one.

Much more interesting is the situation in which there exists a maximal choice for.Note that,in light of the soundness property for convertibility(4),it is desirable for to be as large as possible,so as to discriminate more terms.We will now explore a suf?cient condition for a maximal to exist,in the case where is a bounded complete domain.

De?nition.A monotone function is compatible-extensional if for all,

The construction in Proposition4.2yields a model of-reduction if is order-extensional.More generally: Lemma4.4.If is a syntactical model of-reduction and is order-extensional,then is a model of-reduction.

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Table1:Multiplication table for a?at model

.. ...

.

..

.

..

.

..

.

..

.

Proof.Suppose FV.Then for all,,hence .

We note that in the special case where is a tree,order-extensionality is a consequence of compatible-extensionality and extensionality:

Lemma4.5.If is a tree,and if is compatible-extensional and extensional,then it is also order-extensional. Proof.Suppose for all,,hence,hence by compatible-extensionality.Since is a tree,either or.In the?rst case,we are done;in the second case,,and hence,for all,which implies by extensionality.

4.4Examples:two?at models

In the following examples,we consider models where the underlying poset is?at,i.e.,for a discrete set, and where the application operation is strict in both arguments.We call these models?at models,and remark that the application operation on such a model is equivalently given by a partial function.If is?nite,the function can be given by a“multiplication table”,and it is easy to read properties such as compatible-extensionality from the de?ning table.For instance,is compatible-extensional if no two rows of the table are compatible,and it is order-extensional if no row is subsumed by another.In particular,if the table is everywhere de?ned,then both compatible-extensionality and order-extensionality coincide with(ordinary)extensionality.

4.4.1A class of?nite models to distinguish the terms

Let be a variable and de?ne and for.Let and.None of these terms,for,have a normal form,e.g.reduces only to itself.The terms are unsolvable; therefore,their interpretations coincide with in the-model[9,16].We will now give a class of?nite?at models that distinguishes them.

Fix an integer and let,regarded as integers modulo with addition and subtraction. De?ne by

if

if

A“multiplication table”for this operation is shown in Table1.Clearly,the application operation de?ned in this way is compatible-extensional and order-extensional.De?ne as in Proposition4.2to get a model of-reduction.For ,we calculate and for.Hence,for all and,

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Table2:Values for and

Hence,for,and we have iff.Thus,each pair of terms,is distinguished in one of these models.

Note that the syntactic invariant picked out by these models can also be formulated syntactically,approximately as follows:in a term of the form,pick out the last subterm,and determine the power of in it.In general,the invariants picked out by a?nite model can be much more complex.

4.4.2Proof of Proposition2.1:A non-trivial3-element model

In this section,we will apply a?nite model of reduction to?nish the proof of Proposition2.1.Recall that we are showing that there exists a closed term of the untyped lambda calculus,such that,but ,for variables.As outlined before,the idea is to let,where is a term such that.Such an can be easily constructed via a?xpoint combinator.We de?ne via the paradoxical?xpoint combinator,which leads to the following concrete term for:

,where.

Clearly.To see that for variables and,we will construct a3-element?at model.Let,and let be de?ned by the following“multiplication table”:

checked that this is again a model of-,respectively,-reduction.As a trivial consequence,one has the following completeness theorem for convertibility in models of reduction:

https://www.doczj.com/doc/8f17786696.html,pleteness:If,then there exists a?at reduction model and for which. If,then the model can be chosen to be compatible-extensional.

Proof.Take a model of conversion such that for some,e.g.a term model.Then its lift is a?at model with.

Of course this completeness property is not very interesting.A much more interesting question is how close one can come to a?nite completeness theorem for models of reduction.Can every inequality be demonstrated in a?nite model of reduction?The answer to this question is no,since such a?nite completeness theorem would yield a decision procedure for convertibility of lambda terms,which is known to be an undecidable problem.However,it would be interesting to identify subclasses of terms for which a?nite completeness property holds,or to describe the class of equations that hold in all?nite models of reduction,in all?at models,etc.

4.6Categorical models of reduction

In this section,we investigate the relationship between syntactic and categorical models of reduction.By an order-enriched cartesian-closed category,we mean a cartesian-closed category(ccc)where each hom-set is equipped with a partial order,such that composition is monotone,and such that the natural isomorphisms

and are order-isomorphisms.

De?nition.A categorical model of-reduction is given by an object in an order-enriched ccc,together with a pair of morphisms and,such that,in diagrams:

If moreover,then is a categorical model of-reduction.

Categorical models of reduction have been studied by various authors,e.g.by Girard[6]for the case of qualitative domains,or by Jacobs et al.[10],where they are called models of expansion.For a detailed discussion of these and other references,see Plotkin[12].One can interpret each lambda term with free variables in as a morphism in the standard way by induction on.Here is used in the interpretation of application,and in the interpretation of abstraction.One gets the following soundness property:

Proposition4.7.Soundness for reduction.In a categorical model of-reduction,if,then. In a categorical model of-reduction,if,then.

We say that an object in an order-enriched ccc is order-well-pointed if for all,whenever

for all,then.Notice that this implies that is well-pointed.But in addition,it implies that the hom-set is ordered pointwise,which is not a consequence of well-pointedness,as can be seen in any ccc of stable functions[3].

Proposition4.8.Suppose is a categorical model of-reduction and is order-well-pointed.Then a syn-tactical model of-reduction is obtained by setting,,and by de?ning inductively:

Moreover,if,then is a syntactical model of-reduction.

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Proof.The only interesting part is to show that,an abuse of notation,denotes a well-de?ned morphism. This is best seen by observing that for any,

In Section4.2,we considered the situation where can be chosen maximally with respect to given.In the categorical setting,this corresponds to the situation where is right adjoint to.The following is the analogue of Proposition4.2in categorical language:

Proposition4.9.In the category of posets,let be a bounded complete domain,and let preserve bounded suprema.De?ne.Then has a right adjoint in the category of posets if and only if is compatible-extensional.

Proof.For one direction,suppose has a right adjoint.Suppose such that for all .De?ne for every.The function is monotone,and, hence,and thus.Therefore,is compatible-extensional.Conversely,suppose is compatible-extensional.For any,consider the set.Since is strict,is non-empty.Consider any.Because,we have for all,hence by strong extensionality.Let .Because preserves existing suprema,.Hence,is directed,and we can de?ne. Clearly,the function thus de?ned is monotone,and iff iff.Therefore.

Note that the right adjoint need not in general be continuous.For this reason,the proposition refers to the category of posets,and not to the category of bounded complete domains.

4.7Models of reduction and-models

Consider a categorical model of reduction in the category CPO,such that.For instance,any?nite model of-reduction of the kind discussed in Section4.2is of this form.Then and form an embedding-projection pair,and one can use them as the basis for carrying out Scott’s-construction.It is natural to ask how the resulting -model is related to the original model of reduction.

As usual,construct the model as the bilimit of the sequence and,connected by embedding-projection pairs.Let and be the limiting morphisms.

Note that each is a categorical model of reduction,and is a categorical model of conversion.Let and be the respective interpretation functions.They are related as follows.For a valuation ,let.Then for all lambda terms,

In particular,it follows that for every,and by applying to both sides,. Equality does not in general hold.The following proposition further relates these models:

Proposition4.10.If and are lambda terms such that,then for all,.The converse holds if is bounded complete(this is the case,for instance,if was bounded complete).

Proof.Suppose.Let such that.Then,and similarly for.For the converse,assume is bounded complete.Assume that for all,. Then for all.Let in.Then is an increasing sequence and,and similarly,hence.

As a consequence,any two terms that can be distinguished in a?nite model of-reduction,of the kind discussed in Section4.2,can also be distinguished in a-model over a?nite base domain.In particular,the terms can be distinguished in such a model,as can the terms and of Proposition2.1.This is perhaps surprising, since such unsolvable terms are identi?ed with in the“standard”model constructed from a two-element domain.

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Acknowledgments

I would like to thank Gordon Plotkin for introducing me to the problem of partial orders on term models,and for many stimulating discussions.Thanks to Furio Honsell,Simona Ronchi,and Alex Simpson for helpful discussions, and to Martina Fischer for pointing me to the application to dcpo-algebras.Thanks to the anonymous referees for their valuable comments.

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高脂血症

疾病名:高脂血症 英文名:hyperlipoidemia 缩写:HL 别名:hyperlipemia;高脂血;血脂过多 ICD号:E78.5 分类:代谢科 概述:血脂是血浆中的中性脂肪(三酰甘油和胆固醇)和类脂(磷脂、糖脂、固醇、类固醇)的总称,广泛存在于人体中,它们是生命细胞基础代谢的必须物质。血脂中的主要成分是三酰甘油和胆固醇,其中三酰甘油参与人体内能量代谢,而胆固醇主要用于合成细胞浆膜、类固醇激素和胆汁酸。 脂质是体内的一种重要组成成分,广泛存在于各种膜的结构中。脂质为疏水性的分子,不溶或微溶于水,其在维持细胞的完整性方面具有非常重要的作用,并可使血浆中的物质通过直接弥散或经载体进入细胞内。同时,脂质是体内能量贮存的主要形式,也是肾上腺和性腺类固醇激素以及胆酸合成的前体物质。此外,脂质还是血液中许多可溶性复合物运输的载体。 脂质分为:脂肪酸(FA)、三酰甘油(TG)、胆固醇(Ch)和磷脂(PL)。其中三酰甘油和磷脂为复合脂质。血浆中的胆固醇又分游离胆固醇(FC)和胆固醇脂(CE)两种,二者统称为血浆总胆固醇(TC)。 高脂血症(hyperlipoidemia)是指血脂水平过高,可直接引起一些严重危害人体健康的疾病,如动脉粥样硬化、冠心病、胰腺炎等。 流行病学:血脂水平与遗传和饮食习惯密切相关,因此不同种族人群和饮食情况下的血脂水平存在一定的差异。例如:西方男性的平均胆固醇水平为5.4mmol/L,而日本男性相对较低,仅为4.3mmol/L。我国人群的胆固醇水平亦低于欧美人群,平均为3.8~5.14mmol/L。 我国正常人的各种血脂水平(表1)。

体内的血脂水平随着年龄增长逐渐升高。儿童的血脂水平低于成人,其高脂血症的标准为:胆固醇>5.2mmol/L(200mg/dl),三酰甘油>1.6mmol/L(140mg/dl)。此外,血脂亦受性别和生理状态的影响。女性从青春期起直至绝经期,其三酰甘油和胆固醇水平均低于男性,而HDL水平高于同龄男性。 1.高胆固醇血症 高胆固醇血症的原因包括基础值偏高、高胆固醇和高饱和脂肪酸摄入、热量过多、年龄及女性更年期的影响、遗传基因的异常、多基因缺陷与环境因素的相互作用。 (1)基础血浆低密度脂蛋白-胆固醇(LDL-C)水平高:与各种属的动物相比,人类的基础LDL-C水平较高,可能与人体内胆固醇转化为胆汁酸延缓,肝内胆固醇含量升高,抑制LDL受体活性有关。这种较高的基础LDL-C是人类临界高胆固醇血症的主要原因之一。 (2)饮食中胆固醇含量高:胆固醇摄入量从200mg/d增加到400mg/d,血胆固醇可升高0.13mmol/L(5mg/dl),其机制可能与肝脏胆固醇含量增加,LDL受体合成减少有关。临床研究表明,在健康青年人中,每天饮食中胆固醇摄入量增加100mg,女性血胆固醇水平上升较男性明显。 (3)饮食中饱和脂肪酸含量高:每人每天摄入饱和脂肪酸理想的量应为每天总热卡的7%,若饱和脂肪酸摄入量占每天总热卡的14%,可致血胆固醇增高大约0.52mmol/L (20mg/dl),其中主要是LDL-C。研究表明,饱和脂肪酸可抑制LDL受体的活性。虽然确切的机制尚不清楚,但可能与下列5方面有关:①抑制胆固醇酯在肝内合成;②促进无活性的非酯化胆固醇转入活性池;③促进调节性氧化类固醇的形成;④降低细胞表面LDL受体活性;⑤降低LDL与LDL受体的亲和性。 (4)体重增加:研究表明,体重增加可使血浆胆固醇升高,肥胖是血浆胆固醇升高的一个重要原因,因为肥胖促进肝脏输出含载脂蛋白B的脂蛋白,继而使LDL生成增

高脂蛋白血症的分型

高脂蛋白血症的分型 WHO Ⅰ型:高乳糜微粒血症,血清外观有“奶油”样顶层,下层澄清,血清三酰甘油含量显著增加,胆固醇正常或轻度增加,电泳有深染的乳糜微粒带,超速离心乳糜微粒增加与VLDL带分离不清,TC/TG比率<0.1仅见于I型有诊断价值。 Ⅱ型:高β脂蛋白血症,Ⅱa型血清外观澄清,胆固醇含量增加,三酰甘油含量正常,TC/TG比率>1.5,电泳β带深染,甚至看不到前β带,超离心LDL含量增加,VLDL和HDL含量正常,Ⅱb型血清外观澄清或轻混,血清胆固醇和三酰甘油含量均增加,TC/TG比率可变、电泳β和前β带均深染,超离心LDL和VLDL均增加。 Ⅲ型:异常β脂蛋白血症或称“漂浮β或阔β”型高脂蛋白血症。血清外观混浊,常具有一模糊的乳糜微粒“奶油”样顶层,血清三酰甘油和胆固醇均增高,琼脂糖或醋酸纤维素薄脂电泳见一条自β位置扩展到前β位置的“阔β"带,这是因为在VLDL部分存在异常的LDL,聚丙烯酰胺凝胶电泳则不见β带,而仅见阔前β带。血浆在盐密度为1.006超离心后的上清液部分作醋酸纤维素薄膜电泳,显示β迁移脂蛋白有肯定性诊断价值,因为正常血浆在此密度下超离心,其上清部分仅存在前β迁移脂蛋白。 Ⅳ型:高前β脂蛋白血症,血清外观澄清或完全混浊,主要视三酰甘油含量而定,无“奶油”样顶层,血清胆固醇正常或增高,三酰甘油增高,前β带深染,超离心VLDL增高,LDL正常。 Ⅴ型:高前β脂蛋白血症及乳糜微粒血症。血清外观有“奶油”样顶层,下层混浊,血清胆固醇和三酰甘油均增加,电泳前β带深染且拖尾至原点,原点出现深染乳糜微粒带超离心乳糜微粒存在,VLDL增加。 Ⅱb型和Ⅳ型有时不易确定,应用下列公式可资鉴别: LDL-C=TC-(TG/5+HDL-C) 当LDL-C>130mg/dl(过高界限)时为Ⅱb型,否则为Ⅳ型。

高脂血症的分型和分类

1976年WHO建议将高脂血症分为六型: (1)Ⅰ型高脂蛋白血症:主要是血浆中乳糜微粒浓度增加所致。将血浆至于4℃冰箱中过夜,见血浆外观顶层呈“奶油样”,下层澄清。测定血脂主要为甘油三酯升高,胆固醇水平正常或轻度增加,此型在临床上较为罕见。 (2)Ⅱ型高脂蛋白血症,又分为Ⅱa型和Ⅱb型。 ①Ⅱa型高脂蛋白血症:血浆中LDL水平单纯性增加。血浆外观澄清或轻微混浊。测定血脂只有单纯性胆固醇水平升高,而甘油三酯水平则正常,此型临床常见。 ②Ⅱb型高脂蛋白血症:血浆中VLDL和LDL水平增加。血浆外观澄清或轻微混浊。测定血脂见胆固醇和甘油三酯均增加。此型临床相当常见。 (3)Ⅲ型高脂蛋白血症:又称为异常β-脂蛋白血症,主要是血浆中乳糜微粒残粒和VLDL残粒水平增加,其血浆外观混浊,常可见一模糊的“奶油样”顶层。血浆中胆固醇和甘油三酯浓度均明显增加,且两者升高的程度(以mg/dL为单位)大致相当。此型在临床上很少见。 (4)Ⅳ型高脂蛋白血症:血浆VLDL增加,血浆外观可以澄清也可以混浊,主要视血浆甘油三酯升高的程度而定,一般无“奶油样”顶层,血浆甘油三酯明显升高,胆固醇水平可正常或偏高。 (5)Ⅴ型高脂蛋白血症:血浆中乳糜微粒和VLDL水平均升高,血浆外观有“奶油样”顶层,下层混浊,血浆甘油三酯和胆固醇均升高,以甘油三酯升高为主。 高脂血症的分类 血脂主要是指血清中的胆固醇和甘油三酯。无论是胆固醇含量增高,还是甘油三酯的含量增高,或是两者皆增高,统称为高脂血症。 1、根据血清总胆固醇、甘油三酯和高密度脂蛋白-胆固醇的测定结果,高脂血症分为以下四种类型: (1)高胆固醇血症:血清总胆固醇含量增高,超过5.72毫摩尔/升,而甘油三酯含量正常,即甘油三酯<1.70毫摩尔/升。 (2)高甘油三酯血症:约占20%血清甘油三酯含量增高,超过1.70毫摩尔/升,而总胆固醇含量正常,即总胆固醇<5.72毫摩尔/升。 (3)混合型高脂血症:血清总胆固醇和甘油三酯含量均增高,即总胆固醇超过5.72毫摩尔/升,甘油三酯超过1.70毫摩尔/升。 (4)低高密度脂蛋白血症:血清高密度脂蛋白-胆固醇(HDL-胆固醇)含量降低,<0.9毫摩尔/升。 2、根据病因,高脂血症的分类有: (1)原发性高脂血症:包括家族性高甘油三酯血症,家族性Ⅲ型高脂蛋白血症,家族性高胆固醇血症;家族性脂蛋白酶缺乏症;多脂蛋白型高

高脂血症的分型和分类

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