We consider extensions of first order logic (FO) and least fixed point logic (LFP) with generalized quantifiers in the sense of Lindström [Lin66]. We show that adding a finite set of such quantifiers to LFP fails to capture all polynomial time properties of structures, even over a fixed signature. We show that this strengthens results in [Hel92] and [KV92a]. We also consider certain regular infinite sets of Lindström quantifiers, which correspond to a natural notion of logical reducibility. We show that if there is any recursively enumerable set of quantifiers that can be added to FO (or LFP) to capture P, then there is one with strong uniformity conditions. This is established through a general result, linking the existence of complete pro...
AbstractWe study an extension of first-order logic obtained by adjoining quantifiers that count with...
Deficiency in expressive power of the first-order logic has led to developing its numerous extension...
AbstractFirst-order logic is known to have a severely limited expressive power on finite structures....
We consider extensions of first order logic (FO) and least fixed point logic (LFP) with generalized ...
We consider extensions of first order logic (FO) and fixed point logic (FP) by means of generalized ...
AbstractWe consider extensions of first order logic (FO) and fixed point logic (FP) by means of gene...
AbstractWe consider the problem of finding a characterization for polynomial time computable queries...
Let Q IPP be any quantifier such that FO(QIFP), first-order logic enhanced with Q IPP and its vector...
Abstract We consider extensions of fixed-point logic by means of generalized quantifiers in the cont...
The computational complexity of a problem is usually defined in terms of the resources required on s...
The extensions of first-order logic with a least fixed point operators (FO + LFP) and with a partial...
AbstractWe study existential and universal quantification over quantifiers, i.e. quantification wher...
In this paper, we explore the computational complexity of the conjunctive fragment of the first-ord...
We begin with a disucssion of some of the serious deficiencies of first order predicate languages. T...
AbstractWe consider the expressive power of second-order generalized quantifiers on finite structure...
AbstractWe study an extension of first-order logic obtained by adjoining quantifiers that count with...
Deficiency in expressive power of the first-order logic has led to developing its numerous extension...
AbstractFirst-order logic is known to have a severely limited expressive power on finite structures....
We consider extensions of first order logic (FO) and least fixed point logic (LFP) with generalized ...
We consider extensions of first order logic (FO) and fixed point logic (FP) by means of generalized ...
AbstractWe consider extensions of first order logic (FO) and fixed point logic (FP) by means of gene...
AbstractWe consider the problem of finding a characterization for polynomial time computable queries...
Let Q IPP be any quantifier such that FO(QIFP), first-order logic enhanced with Q IPP and its vector...
Abstract We consider extensions of fixed-point logic by means of generalized quantifiers in the cont...
The computational complexity of a problem is usually defined in terms of the resources required on s...
The extensions of first-order logic with a least fixed point operators (FO + LFP) and with a partial...
AbstractWe study existential and universal quantification over quantifiers, i.e. quantification wher...
In this paper, we explore the computational complexity of the conjunctive fragment of the first-ord...
We begin with a disucssion of some of the serious deficiencies of first order predicate languages. T...
AbstractWe consider the expressive power of second-order generalized quantifiers on finite structure...
AbstractWe study an extension of first-order logic obtained by adjoining quantifiers that count with...
Deficiency in expressive power of the first-order logic has led to developing its numerous extension...
AbstractFirst-order logic is known to have a severely limited expressive power on finite structures....