1 NAMING CONVENTIONS FOR METAVARIABLES
4 C : candidate of reducibility
6 F,G : global environment
7 H : reserved: transient premise
8 IH : reserved: inductive premise
10 K,L : local environment
11 M,N : reserved: future use
13 R : generic predicate (relation)
16 X,Y,Z : reserved: transient objet denoted by a capital letter
19 c : reserved: future use (lambda_delta 3)
23 g : sort degree parameter
24 h : sort hierarchy parameter
25 i,j : local reference position index (de Bruijn's)
28 m,n : reserved: future use
30 p,q : global reference position
32 t,u : local reference position level (de Bruijn's)
34 x,y,z : reserved: transient objet denoted by a small letter
36 NAMING CONVENTIONS FOR CONSTRUCTORS
41 A: application to vector
48 n: native type annotation
50 NAMING CONVENTIONS FOR TRANSFORMATIONS AND RELATED FORMS
54 b: bi contex-sensitive for local environments
55 c: contex-sensitive for terms
56 f: context-freee for closures
57 l: sn contex-sensitive for local environments
58 r: dx contex-sensitive for local environments
59 t: context-free for terms
65 p: reflexive parallel transformation
66 q: sequential transformation
68 s: strongly normalizing form
72 b: "big tree" reduction
74 d: decomposed extended reduction
75 e: decomposed extended conversion
76 n: reduction for "big tree" normal forms
77 q: restricted reduction
82 y: extended substitution
84 - forth letter (if present)
86 c: proper single step (general) (successor)
87 e: reflexive transitive closure to normal form (evaluation)
88 g: proper multiple step (general) (greater)
89 p: non-reflexive transitive closure (plus)
90 q: reflexive closure (question)
91 r: proper multiple step (restricted) (restricted)
92 s: reflexive transitive closure (star)
93 u: proper single step (restricted) (unit)