It is shown how certain refutation methods can be extended into semi-decision procedures that are complete for both unsatisfiability and finite satisfiability. The proposed extension is justified by a new characterization of finite satisfiability. This research was motivated by a database design problem: Deduction rules and integrity constraints in definite databases have to be finitely satisfiabl
We consider the problem of automatically disproving invalid conjectures over data structures such as...
[EN] The semantics of computational systems (e.g., relational and knowledge data bases, query-answer...
This article is a presentation of the objectives and techniques of deductive databases. The deducti...
It is shown how certain refutation methods can be extended into semi-decision procedures that are c...
A database query is finite 1 if its result consists of a finite set of tuples. For queries formula...
This paper addresses the problem of consistency of a set of integrity constraints itself, independe...
AbstractThis paper provides a theoritical basis for deductive database systems. A deductive database...
AbstractThis paper is the third in a series providing a theoretical basis for deductive database sys...
We present proof procedure for checking the integrity of a deductive database. We follow the proposa...
The conventional notion of a formal system is adapted to conform to the sound deductive inference mo...
Research in automated deduction is traditionally focused on the problem of determining the satisfia...
AbstractA relational query is called finite, or sometimes safe, iff it yields a finite answer in eve...
Our research deals with several aspects of Definability and Computability on Finite Structures. Amon...
The notion of the least fixed-point of an operator is widely applied in computer science as, for ins...
AbstractIn this paper, we show how techniques from first-order theorem proving can be used for effic...
We consider the problem of automatically disproving invalid conjectures over data structures such as...
[EN] The semantics of computational systems (e.g., relational and knowledge data bases, query-answer...
This article is a presentation of the objectives and techniques of deductive databases. The deducti...
It is shown how certain refutation methods can be extended into semi-decision procedures that are c...
A database query is finite 1 if its result consists of a finite set of tuples. For queries formula...
This paper addresses the problem of consistency of a set of integrity constraints itself, independe...
AbstractThis paper provides a theoritical basis for deductive database systems. A deductive database...
AbstractThis paper is the third in a series providing a theoretical basis for deductive database sys...
We present proof procedure for checking the integrity of a deductive database. We follow the proposa...
The conventional notion of a formal system is adapted to conform to the sound deductive inference mo...
Research in automated deduction is traditionally focused on the problem of determining the satisfia...
AbstractA relational query is called finite, or sometimes safe, iff it yields a finite answer in eve...
Our research deals with several aspects of Definability and Computability on Finite Structures. Amon...
The notion of the least fixed-point of an operator is widely applied in computer science as, for ins...
AbstractIn this paper, we show how techniques from first-order theorem proving can be used for effic...
We consider the problem of automatically disproving invalid conjectures over data structures such as...
[EN] The semantics of computational systems (e.g., relational and knowledge data bases, query-answer...
This article is a presentation of the objectives and techniques of deductive databases. The deducti...