Bracket Algebra, a nominal theory of interleaved scopes

technical report, 2019

In this paper we present bracket algebra, a nominal framework that can be used in reasoning about programs with interleaved scopes. We construct a hierarchy of languages based on their memory and binding power. We present a decision procedure for program equivalence and containment for a large class of programs.

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