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Linear Combinatory Logic

A resource-sensitive combinatory algebra with modalities for copying; provides a fine-grained model of computation.

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  • Dynamic model connecting logic to geometry through explicit treatment of information flow and interaction; demonstrates emergent logical complexity from simple copy-cat processes.

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