| | WADT'99: 66 (Corradini, Gadducci) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03) |
 | | The gs-monoidal theory is easily obtained by weakening the cartesian structure of the standard algebraic (Lawvere) theory, more precisely, by dropping the assumption of naturality of two transformations: the "duplicator" and the "discharger". |
 | | Intuitively, in the case of algebras the arrows of the algebraic theory are one-to-one with (tuples of) terms, which are the standard way to denote derived operators of an algebra. |
 | | Building on this intuition, we will discuss the expressive power of equational specifications of multialgebras, where an equation is a pair of term graphs, and we will compare it with other specification techniques for multialgebras proposed in the literature [4]. |
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