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Finite Böhm approximant

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A finite Böhm approximant is ⊥ or a finite lambda term in the grammar λx1​⋯xn​.yA1​⋯Ar​, obtained by pruning a Böhm tree. Equivalently it is a beta-bottom normal form obtained from a beta-equivalent term by replacing subterms by ⊥; bottom reduction contracts ⊥N and λx.⊥ to ⊥. Its interpretation in the graph model of lambda calculus is included in that of the original term.

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