AbstractSet constraints are relations between sets of ground terms over a given alphabet. They give a natural formalism for many problems in program analysis, type inference, order-sorted unification, and constraint logic programming. In this paper we start studies of set constraints in the environment given by equational specifications. We show that in the case of associativity (i.e., in free monoids) as well as in the case of associativity and commutativity (i.e., in commutative monoids) the problem of consistency of systems of set constraints is undecidable; in linear nonerasing shallow theories the consistency of systems of positive set constraints is NEXPTIME-complete and in linear shallow theories the problem for positive and negative...
We view constraints as relations and constraint satisfaction as a dynamic process of approaching a s...
Set constraints are inclusion relations between expressions denoting sets of ground terms over a ra...
Abstract. Set constraints are a useful formalism for verifying properties of programs. Usually, they...
AbstractSet constraints are relations between sets of ground terms over a given alphabet. They give ...
Set constraints are inclusion relations between sets of ground terms over a ranked alphabet. They h...
Abstract. Set constraints are relations between sets of terms. They have been used extensively in va...
We investigate the relationship between set constraints and the monadic class of first-order formula...
Set constraints are relations between sets of terms. They have been used extensively in various app...
Systems of set constraints describe relations between sets of ground terms. They have been successfu...
We investigate the relationship between set constraints and the monadic class of first-order formula...
Systems of set constraints describe relations between sets of ground terms. They have been successfu...
Set constraints are inclusions between expressions denoting sets of trees. In atomic set constraints...
We investigate the relationship between set constraints and the monadic class of first-order formula...
Systems of set constraints are a natural formal-ism for many problems in program analysis. Set con-s...
this paper we describe a constraint logic programming language clp(sc) over set constraints in the s...
We view constraints as relations and constraint satisfaction as a dynamic process of approaching a s...
Set constraints are inclusion relations between expressions denoting sets of ground terms over a ra...
Abstract. Set constraints are a useful formalism for verifying properties of programs. Usually, they...
AbstractSet constraints are relations between sets of ground terms over a given alphabet. They give ...
Set constraints are inclusion relations between sets of ground terms over a ranked alphabet. They h...
Abstract. Set constraints are relations between sets of terms. They have been used extensively in va...
We investigate the relationship between set constraints and the monadic class of first-order formula...
Set constraints are relations between sets of terms. They have been used extensively in various app...
Systems of set constraints describe relations between sets of ground terms. They have been successfu...
We investigate the relationship between set constraints and the monadic class of first-order formula...
Systems of set constraints describe relations between sets of ground terms. They have been successfu...
Set constraints are inclusions between expressions denoting sets of trees. In atomic set constraints...
We investigate the relationship between set constraints and the monadic class of first-order formula...
Systems of set constraints are a natural formal-ism for many problems in program analysis. Set con-s...
this paper we describe a constraint logic programming language clp(sc) over set constraints in the s...
We view constraints as relations and constraint satisfaction as a dynamic process of approaching a s...
Set constraints are inclusion relations between expressions denoting sets of ground terms over a ra...
Abstract. Set constraints are a useful formalism for verifying properties of programs. Usually, they...