. To model at the same time parallel and non-deterministic functional calculi we define a powerdomain functor P such that it is an endofunctor over the category of algebraic lattices. P is locally continuous and we study the initial solution D 1 of the domain equation D = P([D ! D]? ). We derive from the algebras of P the logic of D 1 , that is the axiomatic description of its compact elements. We then define a -calculus and a type assignment system using the logic of D 1 as the related type theory. We prove that the filter model of this calculus, which is isomorphic to D 1 , is fully abstract with respect to the observational pre-order of the -calculus. Keywords: -calculus, Non-determinism, Full Abstraction, Powerdomain Construction, Intersection Type Disciplines. 1. Introduction One of the main issues in the design of programming languages is the achievement of a good compromise between the multiplicity of control structures and data types and the unicity of the mathematica...