AbstractIn this work, we will introduce a finite information logic for continuous domains, as a complementary logic to continuous domain logic [BA95,Bed96,BA99,Keg99]. Here, the logical aspects of a continuous domain are analysed instead of the whole class. In order to do so we will use the continuous information systems representation of continuous domains [Hoo93,Bed96] and we relate both structures via an isomorphism. This triple (continuous domain, isomorphism and continuous information system) are called continuous logical systems. From a continuous logical system we can define several notions, such as: satisfaction relation, information content, model, theory, logical consequence, information content order, etc. Based on the constructo...
this paper is to give complete proofs of the density theorem and the choice principle for total cont...
AbstractInformation systems play an important role in characterizing order structures. In this paper...
Scott’s information systems provide a categorically equivalent, intensional description of Scott dom...
AbstractIn this paper a new notion of continuous information system is introduced. It is shown that ...
In this paper a new notion of continuous information system is introduced. It is shown that the info...
AbstractIn this paper we generalise the notion of (algebraic) information system to continuous infor...
AbstractIn this paper, some classical constructions for continuous information systems in a more gen...
AbstractThis thesis investigates the mathematical foundations that are necessary for an extension of...
AbstractThe method of information systems is extended from algebraic posets to continuous posets by ...
Achim Jung y Technische Hochschule Darmstadt and Imperial College of Science and Technology, Londo...
AbstractThe notion of information system initially introduced by Scott provides an efficient approac...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce a foundation for computable model theory of rational Pavelka log...
Logic programs may be construed as discrete-time and continuous-time dynamical systems with continuo...
All the basic laws of the traditional logic can be derived from the characteristic function f(A/a) w...
The idea of a calculus or discrete formal system is central to traditional models of language, knowl...
this paper is to give complete proofs of the density theorem and the choice principle for total cont...
AbstractInformation systems play an important role in characterizing order structures. In this paper...
Scott’s information systems provide a categorically equivalent, intensional description of Scott dom...
AbstractIn this paper a new notion of continuous information system is introduced. It is shown that ...
In this paper a new notion of continuous information system is introduced. It is shown that the info...
AbstractIn this paper we generalise the notion of (algebraic) information system to continuous infor...
AbstractIn this paper, some classical constructions for continuous information systems in a more gen...
AbstractThis thesis investigates the mathematical foundations that are necessary for an extension of...
AbstractThe method of information systems is extended from algebraic posets to continuous posets by ...
Achim Jung y Technische Hochschule Darmstadt and Imperial College of Science and Technology, Londo...
AbstractThe notion of information system initially introduced by Scott provides an efficient approac...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce a foundation for computable model theory of rational Pavelka log...
Logic programs may be construed as discrete-time and continuous-time dynamical systems with continuo...
All the basic laws of the traditional logic can be derived from the characteristic function f(A/a) w...
The idea of a calculus or discrete formal system is central to traditional models of language, knowl...
this paper is to give complete proofs of the density theorem and the choice principle for total cont...
AbstractInformation systems play an important role in characterizing order structures. In this paper...
Scott’s information systems provide a categorically equivalent, intensional description of Scott dom...