LOGCOM
2016
8 years 1 months ago
2016
Turing, in his immortal 1936 paper, observed that “[human] computing is normally done by writing. . . symbols on [two-dimensional] paper”, but noted that use of a second dimen...
LOGCOM
2016
8 years 1 months ago
2016
The transition from a theory that turned out trivial to a consistent replacement need not proceed in terms of inconsistencies, which are negation gluts. Logics that tolerate gluts...
LOGCOM
2016
8 years 1 months ago
2016
Nested sequent calculi are a useful generalization of ordinary sequent calculi, where sequents are allowed to occur within sequents. Nested sequent calculi have been profitably e...
LOGCOM
2016
8 years 1 months ago
2016
This paper intends to contribute to the debate about the uses of paraconsistent reasoning in the foundations of set theory, by means of employing the logics of formal inconsistenc...
LOGCOM
2016
8 years 1 months ago
2016
The LFP Framework is an extension of the Harper-Honsell-Plotkin’s Edinburgh Logical Framework LF with external predicates, hence the name Open Logical Framework. This is accompli...
LOGCOM
2016
8 years 1 months ago
2016
Justification logics refine modal logics by replacing the usual necessity operator with a family of justification terms that embody reasons for the necessity of a formula, rath...
LLC
2016
8 years 1 months ago
2016
An eye-tracking study compared the effects of actions (depicted as tools between on-screen characters) with those of a speaker’s gaze and head shift between the same two charact...
ESOP
2016
Springer
8 years 1 months ago
2016
Springer
This paper develops a new language for programming softwaredefined networks based on a probabilistic semantics. We extend the NetKAT language with new primitives for expressing p...
ESOP
2016
Springer
8 years 1 months ago
2016
Springer
Abstract. Staged programming languages assign a stage to each program expression and evaluate each expression in its assigned stage. A common use of staged languages is to describe...
ESOP
2016
Springer
8 years 1 months ago
2016
Springer
Most programs interact with the world: via graphical user interfaces, networks, etc. This form of interactivity entails concurrency, and concurrent program components must coordina...