mcs-ftl.pdf ? . time you were looking for it. I haven't read Walters book, & would also be interested to hear reactions from anyone here who has. Basic Category Theory for Computer Scientists by Benjamin C. Pierce (from "Types and Programming Languages" fame).
atics. This lead to new applications, notably in logic and computer science. The notion of a coalgebra, which pervades this course, is one of such old-new structures, easily recognised in a variety of computational phenomena, but whose generality and expressive power became clear only under the light of category theory.
This is a technical report. A modi ed version of this report will be published in: Handbook of. Algebra, Vol.2, edited by M. Hazewinkel. Some Aspects of Categories in Computer Science. P. J. Scott. Dept. of Mathematics. University of Ottawa. Ottawa, Ontario CANADA. Sept,1998. Contents. 1 Introduction. 2. 2 Categories
Aug 4, 2012 Category Theory for. Computing Science. Michael Barr. Department of Mathematics and. Statistics. McGill University. Charles Wells. Department of Mathematics. Case Western . been a major source of interest to computer scientists because they are . [Rydeheard and Burstall, 1988] and [Walters, 1991].
Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org. Cambridge University Press. 978-0-521-42226-0 - Categories and Computer Science. R. F. C. Walters. Excerpt. More information
Cambridge Core - Programming Languages and Applied Logic - Categories and Computer Science - by R. F. C. Walters.

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