Well-known theorems of Hanf and Gaifman establishing lo ality of rst-order denable properties have been used in many appli ations. These theorems were re ently generalized to other logi s, whi h led to new appli ations in des riptive omplexity and database theory. However, a logi al hara terization of lo al properties that orrespond to Hanf's and Gaifman's theorems is still la king. Su h a hara terization only exists for stru tures of bounded valen e. In this paper, we give logi al hara terizations of lo al properties behind Hanf's and Gaifman's theorems. We rst deal with an innitary logi with ounting terms and quantiers that is known to apture Hanf-lo ality on stru tures of bounded valen e. We show that testing i...
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Accepté pour publication dans le numéro spécial consacré à la complexité implicite de Information & ...
We study the expressive power of counting logics in the presence of auxiliary rela-tions such as ord...
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Accepté pour publication dans le numéro spécial consacré à la complexité implicite de Information & ...
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