We give a language-independent characterization of the expressive power of the relational algebra on finite sets of source-target relation instance pairs. The associated decision problem is shown to be cograph-isomorphism hard and in coNP. The main result is also applied in providing a new characterization of the generic relational queries
The central result of this paper is that every pair-dense relation algebra is completely representa...
We consider the theory of database queries on a relational data model that includes a set of fixed r...
. Some constraint languages are more powerful than others because they allow us to express a larger ...
We give a language-independent characterization of the expressive power of the relational algebra on...
Abstract—We give a language-independent characteri-zation of the expressive power of the relational ...
The expressive power of first-order query languages with several classes of equality and inequality ...
In this extended abstract we provide a unifying framework that can be used to char-acterize and comp...
We rework parts of the classical relational theory when the underlying domain is a structure with so...
Consider a scheme of databases Q and two signatures: L 0 = f!g, L = f!g[ where\Omega is a finite re...
We consider the theory of database queries on a relational data model that includes a set of fixed r...
Network satisfaction problems (NSPs) for finite relation algebras are computational decision problem...
AbstractWe give a polymorphic account of the relational algebra. We introduce a formalism of “type f...
The relational algebra system for queries on database is surveyed. By the use of partial isomorphism...
This paper presents an application of relation algebra to lexical databases. The semantics of knowle...
AbstractParedaens and Van Gucht proved that the flat relational algebra has the same expressive powe...
The central result of this paper is that every pair-dense relation algebra is completely representa...
We consider the theory of database queries on a relational data model that includes a set of fixed r...
. Some constraint languages are more powerful than others because they allow us to express a larger ...
We give a language-independent characterization of the expressive power of the relational algebra on...
Abstract—We give a language-independent characteri-zation of the expressive power of the relational ...
The expressive power of first-order query languages with several classes of equality and inequality ...
In this extended abstract we provide a unifying framework that can be used to char-acterize and comp...
We rework parts of the classical relational theory when the underlying domain is a structure with so...
Consider a scheme of databases Q and two signatures: L 0 = f!g, L = f!g[ where\Omega is a finite re...
We consider the theory of database queries on a relational data model that includes a set of fixed r...
Network satisfaction problems (NSPs) for finite relation algebras are computational decision problem...
AbstractWe give a polymorphic account of the relational algebra. We introduce a formalism of “type f...
The relational algebra system for queries on database is surveyed. By the use of partial isomorphism...
This paper presents an application of relation algebra to lexical databases. The semantics of knowle...
AbstractParedaens and Van Gucht proved that the flat relational algebra has the same expressive powe...
The central result of this paper is that every pair-dense relation algebra is completely representa...
We consider the theory of database queries on a relational data model that includes a set of fixed r...
. Some constraint languages are more powerful than others because they allow us to express a larger ...