The Scott core theorem is a result in the field of theoretical computer science, specifically in the areas of domain theory and denotational semantics. It is named after Dana Scott, who made significant contributions to the understanding of computation and programming languages through the development of domain theory. In essence, the Scott core theorem characterizes the way that certain kinds of mathematical structures can be represented and manipulated in a way that is useful for reasoning about computation.
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