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Summary form only given. Type theory and recursion are analyzed in terms of intuitionistic linear type theory. This is compatible with a general recursion operator for the intuitionistic functions. The author considers second-order intuitionistic linear type theory whose primitive type constructions are linear and intuitionistic function types and second-order quantification.<>
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