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A bracket abstraction is a syntactic operator to abstract variables in combinatory logic. There are different algorithms for different combinator systems. In this paper we present a recursive algorithm scheme, which generates a family of brackets abstractions, in which all the bracket abstractions referenced here are found. In addition, theorems with certain hypotheses are enunciated about the scheme, which state that the resulting abstraction operators, has one property or another. Thus forming a criteria for designing bracket abstractions that comply with a given property.
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