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Belleann\ée, C, Brisset, P and Ridoux, O (1999), "A Pragmatic Reconstruction of Lambda-Prolog", Journal of Logic Programming, 41: 67-102.

Abstract:
Lambda-Prolog is a logic programming language in which hereditary Harrop formulas generalize Horn formulas, and simply typed Lambda-terms generalize Prolog terms. One may wonder if these extensions are simultaneously required, and if useful subsets of Lambda-Prolog can be defined, at least for pedagogical purposes. We answer this question by exhibiting a network of necessity links between the new features of Lambda-Prolog. The starting point of the network is the demand for programming by structural induction on Lambda-terms, and the necessity links give a rationale for such a programming style.

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