Abstract
Soundness and adequacy theorems are presented for the expressive power of higher-order initial algebra specifications with respect to the arithmetical and analytical hierarchies. These results demonstrate that higher-order initial algebra semantics substantially extends the power of both first-order initial and first-order final algebra semantics. It thus provides a unifying framework for all three different approaches to the semantics of algebraic specifications.
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