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Denotational design is free of abstraction leaks.

Another key property.

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Denotational design with type class morphisms (extended version)

(2015) · Elliott, Conal

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Abstraction Leak
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Failure of semantic type class morphism; indicates design flaw where type behavior violates its semantic meaning.

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