AbstractVarious semantics for logic programs with negation are described in terms of a dualized program together with additional axioms, some of which are second-order formulas. The semantics of Clark, Fitting, and Kunen are characterized in this framework, and a finite first-order presentation of Kunen's semantics is described. A new axiom to represent “commonsense” reasoning is proposed for logic programs. It is shown that the well-founded semantics and stable models are definable with this axiom. The roles of domain augmentation and domain closure are examined. A “domain foundation” axiom is proposed to replace the domain closure axiom
An important limitation of traditional logic programming as a knowledge representation tool, in comp...
We develop an extensional semantics for higher-order logic programs withnegation, generalizing the t...
AbstractWe provide a simple formulation of a framework where some extensions of logic programming wi...
D Various semantics for logic programs with negation are described in terms of a dualized program to...
Various semantics for logic programs with negation are described in terms of a dualized program toge...
AbstractLogic programs are considered as abductive programs with negative literals as abductive hypo...
AbstractComplete logic programs augmented with the domain-closure axiom are proposed as the referenc...
AbstractClark's program completion offers an intuitive first-order semantics for logic programs. Unf...
We introduce a fixpoint semantics for logic programs with two kinds of negation: an explicit negatio...
A new methodology has been proposed which allows one to derive uniform characterizations of differen...
AbstractWe survey here various approaches which were proposed to incorporate negation in logic progr...
The question how knowledge can be represented by means of logic programs with negation has been a dr...
After a historical introduction, the bulk of the thesis concerns the study of a declarative semantic...
AbstractThe default approach to the theory of logic programs (and deductive databases) is based on t...
AbstractIn this paper, it is shown that a three-valued autoepistemic logic provides an elegant unify...
An important limitation of traditional logic programming as a knowledge representation tool, in comp...
We develop an extensional semantics for higher-order logic programs withnegation, generalizing the t...
AbstractWe provide a simple formulation of a framework where some extensions of logic programming wi...
D Various semantics for logic programs with negation are described in terms of a dualized program to...
Various semantics for logic programs with negation are described in terms of a dualized program toge...
AbstractLogic programs are considered as abductive programs with negative literals as abductive hypo...
AbstractComplete logic programs augmented with the domain-closure axiom are proposed as the referenc...
AbstractClark's program completion offers an intuitive first-order semantics for logic programs. Unf...
We introduce a fixpoint semantics for logic programs with two kinds of negation: an explicit negatio...
A new methodology has been proposed which allows one to derive uniform characterizations of differen...
AbstractWe survey here various approaches which were proposed to incorporate negation in logic progr...
The question how knowledge can be represented by means of logic programs with negation has been a dr...
After a historical introduction, the bulk of the thesis concerns the study of a declarative semantic...
AbstractThe default approach to the theory of logic programs (and deductive databases) is based on t...
AbstractIn this paper, it is shown that a three-valued autoepistemic logic provides an elegant unify...
An important limitation of traditional logic programming as a knowledge representation tool, in comp...
We develop an extensional semantics for higher-order logic programs withnegation, generalizing the t...
AbstractWe provide a simple formulation of a framework where some extensions of logic programming wi...