The fixpoint completion fix (P) of a normal logic program P is a program transformation such that the stable models of P are exactly the models of the Clark completion of fix (P). This is well-known and was studied by Dung and Kanchanasut [15]. The correspondence, however, goes much further: The Gelfond-Lifschitz operator of P coincides with the immediate consequence operator of fix (P), as shown by Wendt [51], and even carries over to standard operators used for characterizing the well-founded and the Kripke-Kleene semantics. We will apply this knowledge to the study of the stable semantics, and this will allow us to almost effortlessly derive new results concerning fixed-point and metric-based semantics, and neural-symbolic integration
Approximation Fixpoint Theory was developed as a fixpoint theory of lattice operators that provides ...
AbstractThe family of all stable models for a logic program has a surprisingly simple overall struct...
Ordered logic is the theoretical foundation of the LOCO programing language [9] which combines the d...
The different properties characterizing the operational behavior of logic programs can be organized ...
The completion of a program introduced by Clark is important for giving a declarative semantics to t...
In this paper we propose the minimal well-founded semantics for logic programs with negation based o...
AbstractDespite the frequent comment that there is no general agreement on the semantics of logic pr...
Despite the frequent comment that there is no general agreement on the semantics of logic programs, ...
AbstractThe completion of a program introduced by Clark is important for giving a declarative semant...
AbstractWe present a progress report on ongoing work to investigate topologies on spaces of interpre...
AbstractWe present a fixpoint semantics for disjunctive logic programs. We extend the concept of the...
Algebraical fixpoint theory is an invaluable instrument for studying semantics of logics. For exampl...
In this paper, we introduce new semantics (that we call D3-WFS-DCOMP) and compare it with the stable...
Algebraical fixpoint theory is an invaluable instrument for studying semantics of logics. For exampl...
Abstract. We investigate the relationship between the generalization of program completion defined i...
Approximation Fixpoint Theory was developed as a fixpoint theory of lattice operators that provides ...
AbstractThe family of all stable models for a logic program has a surprisingly simple overall struct...
Ordered logic is the theoretical foundation of the LOCO programing language [9] which combines the d...
The different properties characterizing the operational behavior of logic programs can be organized ...
The completion of a program introduced by Clark is important for giving a declarative semantics to t...
In this paper we propose the minimal well-founded semantics for logic programs with negation based o...
AbstractDespite the frequent comment that there is no general agreement on the semantics of logic pr...
Despite the frequent comment that there is no general agreement on the semantics of logic programs, ...
AbstractThe completion of a program introduced by Clark is important for giving a declarative semant...
AbstractWe present a progress report on ongoing work to investigate topologies on spaces of interpre...
AbstractWe present a fixpoint semantics for disjunctive logic programs. We extend the concept of the...
Algebraical fixpoint theory is an invaluable instrument for studying semantics of logics. For exampl...
In this paper, we introduce new semantics (that we call D3-WFS-DCOMP) and compare it with the stable...
Algebraical fixpoint theory is an invaluable instrument for studying semantics of logics. For exampl...
Abstract. We investigate the relationship between the generalization of program completion defined i...
Approximation Fixpoint Theory was developed as a fixpoint theory of lattice operators that provides ...
AbstractThe family of all stable models for a logic program has a surprisingly simple overall struct...
Ordered logic is the theoretical foundation of the LOCO programing language [9] which combines the d...