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Journal of Functional Programming, Volume 32
Volume 32, 2022
Editorial
- Jeremy Gibbons, Shriram Krishnamurthi

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Editorial. e1
Abstract
- Graham Hutton:

PhD Abstracts. e2
Editorial
- Derek Dreyer, Benjamin C. Pierce:

On being a PhD student of Robert Harper. e3
Research Article
- Hideya Iwasaki

, Kento Emoto, Akimasa Morihata
, Kiminori Matsuzaki, Zhenjiang Hu:
Fregel: a functional domain-specific language for vertex-centric large-scale graph processing. e4
Functional Pearl
- Ralf Hinze

, Colin Runciman
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Super-naturals. e5
Research Article
- Klaas Pruiksma

, Frank Pfenning:
Back to futures. e6
Abstract
- Graham Hutton:

PhD Abstracts. e7
Research Article
- Norman Danner

, Daniel R. Licata:
Denotational semantics as a foundation for cost recurrence extraction for functional languages. e8 - Stefano Perna, Val Tannen, Limsoon Wong

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Iterating on multiple collections in synchrony. e9
Functional Pearl
- Wouter Swierstra

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A well-known representation of monoids and its application to the function 'vector reverse'. e10
Research Article
- Danil Annenkov

, Mikkel Milo
, Jakob Botsch Nielsen
, Bas Spitters
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Extracting functional programs from Coq, in Coq. e11 - Paulette Koronkevich

, Ramon Rakow, Amal Ahmed
, William J. Bowman
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ANF preserves dependent types up to extensional equality. e12
Tutorial Paper
- Olivier Danvy

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Fold-unfold lemmas for reasoning about recursive programs using the Coq proof assistant. e13
Research Article
- John Peter Campora III

, Sheng Chen
, Martin Erwig
, Eric Walkingshaw:
Migrating gradual types. e14 - Patrick Bahr

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Modal FRP for all: Functional reactive programming without space leaks in Haskell. e15 - Cheng-En Chuang

, Grant Iraci
, Lukasz Ziarek:
Send to me first: Priority in synchronous message-passing. e16
Abstract
- Graham Hutton:

PhD Abstracts. e17

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