AbstractThe coincidence of the declarative and procedural interpretations of logic programs does not apply to Prolog programs, due to the depth-first left-to-right evaluation strategy of Prolog interpreters. We propose a semantics for Prolog programs based on a four-valued logic. The semantics is based on a new concept of completion analogous to Clark's and it enjoys the nice properties of the declarative semantics of logic programming: existence of the least Herbrand model, equivalence of the model-theoretic and operational semantics
AbstractCerrito (1990) has proposed a declarative semantics for allowed logic programs using Girard'...
This paper proposes to specify semantic definitions for logic programming languages such as Prolog i...
AbstractMany studies [1, 7, 20, 21, 26, 28] have shown the soundness and completeness of SLD-resolut...
The coincidence of the declarative and procedural interpretations of logic programs does not apply t...
AbstractThe coincidence of the declarative and procedural interpretations of logic programs does not...
AbstractThree semantics have been proposed as the most promising candidates for a declarative interp...
AbstractA sound and complete semantics is given for sequential, depth-first logic programming with a...
The authors present semantics for logic programs using term rewrite systems. Reading program lines f...
The goal of this paper is to construct a semantic basis for the abstract interpretation of Prolog pr...
The goal of this paper is to construct a semantic basis for the abstract interpretaion of Prolog pro...
AbstractWe define a semantics for negation as failure in logic programming. Our semantics may be vie...
The paper defines a new declarative semantics for logic programs, which is based on interpretations ...
AbstractIn this paper, we define a framework in which the termination of Prolog programs can be prov...
One of the most important and difficult problems in logic programming is the problem of finding a su...
AbstractThis paper proposes to specify semantic definitions for logic programming languages such as ...
AbstractCerrito (1990) has proposed a declarative semantics for allowed logic programs using Girard'...
This paper proposes to specify semantic definitions for logic programming languages such as Prolog i...
AbstractMany studies [1, 7, 20, 21, 26, 28] have shown the soundness and completeness of SLD-resolut...
The coincidence of the declarative and procedural interpretations of logic programs does not apply t...
AbstractThe coincidence of the declarative and procedural interpretations of logic programs does not...
AbstractThree semantics have been proposed as the most promising candidates for a declarative interp...
AbstractA sound and complete semantics is given for sequential, depth-first logic programming with a...
The authors present semantics for logic programs using term rewrite systems. Reading program lines f...
The goal of this paper is to construct a semantic basis for the abstract interpretation of Prolog pr...
The goal of this paper is to construct a semantic basis for the abstract interpretaion of Prolog pro...
AbstractWe define a semantics for negation as failure in logic programming. Our semantics may be vie...
The paper defines a new declarative semantics for logic programs, which is based on interpretations ...
AbstractIn this paper, we define a framework in which the termination of Prolog programs can be prov...
One of the most important and difficult problems in logic programming is the problem of finding a su...
AbstractThis paper proposes to specify semantic definitions for logic programming languages such as ...
AbstractCerrito (1990) has proposed a declarative semantics for allowed logic programs using Girard'...
This paper proposes to specify semantic definitions for logic programming languages such as Prolog i...
AbstractMany studies [1, 7, 20, 21, 26, 28] have shown the soundness and completeness of SLD-resolut...