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\title{Complete Monitors for Gradual Types}

\author{Ben Greenman}
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  \institution{PLT @ Northeastern University}
  \city{Boston}
  \state{Massachusetts}
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\email{benjaminlgreenman@gmail.com}

\author{Matthias Felleisen}
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  \institution{PLT @ Northeastern University}
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\email{matthias@ccs.neu.edu}

\author{Christos Dimoulas}
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  \institution{PLT @ Northwestern University}
  \city{Evanston}
  \state{Illinois}
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\email{chrdimo@northwestern.edu}

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\acmYear{2019} \acmVolume{3} \acmNumber{OOPSLA} \acmArticle{122} \acmMonth{10} \acmPrice{} \acmDOI{10.1145/3360548}
\copyrightyear{2019}

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\ccsdesc[500]{Software and its engineering~Semantics}
\ccsdesc[100]{Software and its engineering~Constraints}
\ccsdesc[100]{Software and its engineering~Functional languages}

\keywords{complete monitoring, blame soundness, blame completeness}

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\sec{Type Soundness Is Not Enough}                   {sec:intro}      {introduction}
\sec{Motivational Examples, the Basic Insights}      {sec:motivation} {motivation}
\sec{The Model: Syntax and Types}                    {sec:surface}    {surface}
\sec{The Model: Three Semantics}                     {sec:semantics}  {semantics}
\sec{Type Soundness}                                 {sec:soundness}  {soundness}
\sec{Type Soundness Is {\em Really\/} Not Enough}    {sec:not}        {not-soundness}
\sec{Ownership: Labels and Reductions}               {sec:ownership}  {ownership}
\sec{Complete Monitoring}                            {sec:satisfies}  {satisfies}
\sec{Implications for Blame}                         {sec:blame}      {blame}
\sec{Related Work}                                   {sec:related}    {related}
\sec{Complete Monitoring Is Needed}                  {sec:conclusion} {conclusion}

\begin{acks}
 We thank Michael M. Vitousek for conversations about Transient and its type soundness;
   % "However, I don't think the soundness we guarantee is fundamentally different from soundness in Typed Racket; at
   % least, the places where behavior differs are few." -- Mike V.
 Amal Ahmed, Michael Ballantyne, Stephen Chang, and Max S. New for
  conversations about complete monitoring;
 and the anonymous OOPSLA reviewers for their questions, comments, and proofreading.
 This work was partially supported by \grantsponsor{NSF}{NSF}{https://www.nsf.gov}
  grants
  \href{"https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1518844"}{\grantnum{NSF}{CCF 1518844}}
  and
  \href{"https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1763922"}{\grantnum{NSF}{CCF 1763922}}.
\end{acks}


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