The Refute Regex Tool
The Refute Regex Translation Tool automatically enumerates translations represented by regular expressions from the PISIMPLE-calculus to the CHSIMPLE-calculus and tries to invalidate them from being convergence equivalent. The tool (and further information) can be found via this URL.
The Refute Pi Translation Tool
The Refute Pi Translation Tool automatically enumerates translations from the pi-calculus to the CH-calculus and tries to invalidate them from being convergence equivalent. The tool (and further information) can be found via this URL.
The LRSX Tool
The LRSX Tool implements a procedure to automatically prove correctness of program transformations for
higher-order program calculi with recursive and shared bindings (i.e. so-called letrec-expressions).
The newest version of the tool (and further information) can be found on
this git repository, also archived on zenodo.org with
DOI 10.5281/zenodo.17242132.
Older versions with other examples are available here: [Version 0.4.2 | Version 0.6.0 | Version 0.6.1]
The LRSX Unification Tool
The LRSX Unification Tool implements a new algorithm for unification of meta-expressions in lambda calculi with recursive and shared bindings (i.e. so-called letrec-expressions). The tool (and further information) can be found on this webpage.
cycsrs - Proving Termination of Cycle Rewriting
The tool cycsrs combines several techniques and tools to prove termination of cycle rewriting. It participated in the Termination Competition 2015 and in the Termination and Complexity Competition 2016. The tool can be found on this webpage.
SHFSTM - Software Transactional Memory
An alternative implementation of Software Transactional Memory in Haskell can be found in this git repository.
GBC - Grammar-Based Compression
Several algorithms on grammar-compressed matrices, grammar-compressed strings and grammar-compressed terms can be found here.
Allen's Interval Logic
Allen's interval logic is a calculus for temporal logic. A Haskell implementation as a Cabal-package is available from this git repository.
HasFuse
The (somewhat outdated) webpage of HasFuse (Haskell with FUNDIO-based side-effects) can be found here.