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A note on partial meet package contraction
Journal of Logic, Language and Information 7 (2):139-142 (1998)
Abstract
It was shown that finite P-recovery holds for partial meet package contraction in Furhmann and Hansson (1994). However, it is not known if recovery holds for partial meet package contraction in the infinite case. In this paper, I show that recovery does not hold for partial meet package contraction in the infinite case.Other Versions
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