@techreport{HHJ2011FusionTech,
	Abstract = {There are a number of approaches for eliminating intermediate data structures in functional programs---this elimination is commonly known as \emph{fusion}. Existing fusion strategies are built upon various, but related, recursion schemes, such as folds and unfolds. We use the concept of \emph{recursive coalgebras} as a unifying theoretical and notational framework to explore the foundations of these fusion techniques.  We first introduce the calculational properties of recursive coalgebras and demonstrate their use with proofs and derivations in a calculational style, then provide an overview of fusion techniques by bringing them together in this setting. We also showcase these developments with examples in Haskell.},
	Author = {Hinze, Ralf and Harper, Thomas and James, Daniel W.H.},
	Institution = {Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford},
	Number = {CS-RR-2011-01},
	Title = {Theory and Practice of Fusion},
	Year = {2011}
}