I wrote: > I think he means the application term associated with second-order lambda > calculus' "big lambda," usually written "M [T]" or just "M T" where M is a > value term and T is a type term, e.g., "(/\X.\x.x) Int 3". Should be: "(/\X.\x:X.x) Int 3". (Doesn't make much sense if you don't say what type variable your abstracting...!) --FAC
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