Abstract. A strong (L) logic programming language ([14, 15]) is given by two subclasses of formulas (programs and goals) of the underlying logic L, provided that: firstly, any pro...
BSTRACTION, FUNCTION VARIABLES, AND SIMPLE UNIFICATION: Abstract Draft, 20 September 1989 Dale Miller Department of Computer and Information Science University of Pennsylvania Phil...
We describe our effort to evaluate the syntax and constraints of Promise Theory using a tool developed in the Maude framework. Through the development of a Maude module we are able...
Abstract. Ghost variables are assignable variables that appear in program annotations but do not correspond to physical entities. They are used to facilitate specification and ver...
Restrictionmappinggenerallyrequires the applicationof information from various digestions by restriction enzymesto find solution sets. Weuse boththe predicate calculusandconstrain...