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Algebraic Semantics

Jul 07, 20261 min read

Algebraic Semantics is a kind of Formal Semantics that represents Programs as Algebraic Structures.

  • A form of Axiomatic Semantics, but its algebraic laws can also be interpreted denotationally and operationally

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  • In DSP, the Transfer Function of a System can be represented in Operator Notation, which is an Point-Free, algebraic form of a Difference Equation

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