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E-grāmata: Logic for Programming and Automated Reasoning: 7th International Conference, LPAR 2000 Reunion Island, France, November 6-10, 2000 Proceedings

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  • Sērija : Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 1955
  • Izdošanas datums: 31-Jul-2003
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This volumecontains the papers presentedatthe SeventhInternationalC- ference on Logicfor Programmingand Automated Reasoning (LPAR 2000)held onReunionIsland,France,6-10November2000,followedbythe ReunionWo- shop on Implementation of Logic. Sixty- ve papers were submitted to LPAR 2000 of which twenty-six papers were accepted. Submissions by the program committee members were not - lowed. There was a special category of experimental papers intended to describe implementations of systems, to report experiments with implemented systems, orto compareimplementedsystems.Eachof thesubmissionswasreviewedbyat least three program committee members and an electronic program committee meeting was held via the Internet. In addition to the refereed papers, this volume contains full papers by two of the four invited speakers, Georg Gottlob and Micha. el Rusinowitch, along with an extended abstract of Bruno Courcelle's invited lecture and an abstract of Erich Gr. adel's invited lecture. WewouldliketothankthemanypeoplewhohavemadeLPAR2000possible. We are grateful to the following groups and individuals: the program and or- nizing committees; the additional referees; the local arrangements chair Teodor Knapik; PascalManoury, who was in chargeof accommodation; Konstantin - rovin,whomaintainedthe programcommittee Webpage;andBillMcCune,who implemented the program committee management software.

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1. Nonmononic reasoning On the Complexity of Theory Curbing 1(19) Thomas Eiter Georg Gottlob Session
2. Descriptive complexity Graph Operations and Monadic Second-Order Logic: A Survey 20(5) Bruno Courcelle Efficient First Order Functional Program Interpreter with Time Bound Certifications 25(18) Jean- Yves Marion J. - Y. Moyen Session
3. Specification and automatic proof-assistants Encoding Temporal Logics in Executable Z: A Case Study for the ZETA System 43(11) Wolfgang Grieskamp Markus Lepper Behavioural Constructor Implementation for Regular Algebras 54(16) Slawomir Lasota An Extensible Proof Text Editor 70(15) Thomas Hallgren Aarne Ranta A Tactic Language for the System Coq 85(11) David Delahaye Session
4. Theorem Proving Proof Simplification for Model Generation and Its Applications 96(18) Miyuki Koshimura Ryuzo Hasegawa Have Spass with OCCIN=g 114(17) Christian G. Fermuller Georg Moser Session
5. Verfication Compiling and Verifying Security Protocols 131(30) Florent Jacquemard Michael Rusinowitch Laurent Vigneron Equational Binary Decision Diagrams 161(18) Jan Friso Groote Jaco van de Pol A PVS Proof Obligation Generator for Lustre Programs 179(10) Cecile Canovas-Dumas Paul Caspi Session
6. Logic programming and CLP Efficient Structural Information Analysis for Real CLP Languages 189(18) Roberto Bagnara Patricia M. Hill Enea Zaffanella Playing Logic Programs with the Alpha-Beta Algorithm 207(18) Jean- Vincent Loddo Roberto Di Cosmo Logic Programming Approaches for Representing and Solving Constraint Satisfaction Problems: A Comparison 225(15) Nikolay Pelov Emmanuel De Mot Marc Denecker Session
7. Nonclassical logics and lambda calculus Quantified Propositional Godel Logics 240(17) Matthias Baaz Agata Ciabattoni Richard Zach Proof-Search in Implicative Linear Logic as a Matching Problem 257(18) Philippe de Groote A New Model Construction for the Polymorphic Lambda Calculus 275(18) Dieter Spreen Churchs Lambda Delta Calculus 293(15) Rick Statman Session
8. Logic and databases Querying Inconsistent Databases 308(18) Sergio Greco Ester Zumpano How to Decide Query Containment Under Constraints Using a Description Logic 326(18) Ian Horrocks Ulrike Sattler Sergio Tessaris Stephen Tobies Session
9. Program analysis Static Reduction Analysis for Imperative Object Oriented Languages 344(18) Gilles Barthe Bernard Paul Serpette An Abstract Interpretation Approach to Termination of Logic Programs 362(19) Roberta Gori Using an Abstract Representation to Specialize Functional Logic Programs 381(18) Elvira Albert Michael Hanus German Vidal Binding-Time Analysis by Constraint Solving. A Modular and Higher-Order Approach for Mercury 399(18) Wim Vanhoof Session
10. Mu-calculus Efficient Evaluation Methods for Guarded Logics and Datalog LITE 417(1) Erich Gradel On the Alternation-Free Horn Mu-calculus 418(18) Jean-Marc Talbot Session
11. Planning and reasoning about actions The Boundary between Decidable and Undecidable Fragments of the Fluent Calculus 436(15) Steffen Holldobler Dietrich Kuske Solving Planning Problems by Partial Deduction 451(18) Helko Lehmann Michael Leuschel A Kripkean Semantics for Dynamic Logic Programming 469(18) Jan Sefranek Author Index 487