>>>>> "Hans" == Hans Aberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One reason flip(.) might be given a symbol similar to multiplication and
> flip($) a symbol similar to exponentiation is that on the Church integer
> functionals, these two operations are just the multiplication and
> exponentiation of those integer functionals.
It would seem to follow that \lambda abstraction is a kind of
logarithm operator (with the bound variable as ``base''..)!
Peter Hancock
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