Parsing Pregroup Grammars and Lambek Calculus Using Partial Composition

Studia Logica 87 (2-3):199-224 (2007)
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The paper presents a way to transform pregroup grammars into contextfree grammars using functional composition. The same technique can also be used for the proof-nets of multiplicative cyclic linear logic and for Lambek calculus allowing empty premises

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