AbstractGlobal SLS resolution is an ideal procedural semantics for the well-founded semantics. We present a more effective variant of global SLS resolution, called XOLDTNF resolution, which incorporates simple mechanisms for loop detection and handling. Termination is guaranteed for all programs with the bounded-term-size property. We establish the soundness and (search space) completeness of XOLDTNF resolution. An implementation of XOLDTNF resolution in Prolog is available via FTP
AbstractWe extend the abstract interpretation point of view on context-free grammars by Cousot and C...
AbstractThe SLDNF resolution (SLD resolution with negation as failure) is often restricted to yield ...
Because of the possibility of floundering and infinite derivations, SLDNFresolution is, in general, ...
AbstractWe introduce global SLS-resolution, a procedural semantics for well-founded negation as defi...
We introduce global SLS-resolution, a procedural semantics for well-founded negation as defined by V...
AbstractGlobal SLS-resolution is a well-known procedural semantics for top–down computation of queri...
We introduce global SLS-resolution, a procedural semantics for well-founded negation as defined by V...
AbstractBased on the search forest for positive programs as defined by Bol and Degerstedt, we define...
AbstractFixed-order computation rules, used by Prolog and most deductive database systems, do not su...
AbstractDue to a significant oversight in the definition of computation rules, the current theory of...
The proof theory of logic programming has been given by the SLDNF-resolution which has been proven c...
AbstractSLDNF-resolution is a standard operational semantics for negation as (finite) failure. For s...
AbstractThe well-founded semantics has gained wide acceptance partly because it is a skeptical seman...
AbstractThe well-founded model provides a natural and robust semantics for logic programs with negat...
AbstractWe prove the completeness of SLDNF resolution and negation as failure for stratified, normal...
AbstractWe extend the abstract interpretation point of view on context-free grammars by Cousot and C...
AbstractThe SLDNF resolution (SLD resolution with negation as failure) is often restricted to yield ...
Because of the possibility of floundering and infinite derivations, SLDNFresolution is, in general, ...
AbstractWe introduce global SLS-resolution, a procedural semantics for well-founded negation as defi...
We introduce global SLS-resolution, a procedural semantics for well-founded negation as defined by V...
AbstractGlobal SLS-resolution is a well-known procedural semantics for top–down computation of queri...
We introduce global SLS-resolution, a procedural semantics for well-founded negation as defined by V...
AbstractBased on the search forest for positive programs as defined by Bol and Degerstedt, we define...
AbstractFixed-order computation rules, used by Prolog and most deductive database systems, do not su...
AbstractDue to a significant oversight in the definition of computation rules, the current theory of...
The proof theory of logic programming has been given by the SLDNF-resolution which has been proven c...
AbstractSLDNF-resolution is a standard operational semantics for negation as (finite) failure. For s...
AbstractThe well-founded semantics has gained wide acceptance partly because it is a skeptical seman...
AbstractThe well-founded model provides a natural and robust semantics for logic programs with negat...
AbstractWe prove the completeness of SLDNF resolution and negation as failure for stratified, normal...
AbstractWe extend the abstract interpretation point of view on context-free grammars by Cousot and C...
AbstractThe SLDNF resolution (SLD resolution with negation as failure) is often restricted to yield ...
Because of the possibility of floundering and infinite derivations, SLDNFresolution is, in general, ...