Abstract. In logic programming, dynamic scheduling refers to a situation where the selection of the atom in each resolution (computation) step is determined at runtime, as opposed ...
Programs are often structured around the idea that different pieces of code comprise distinct principals, each with a view of its environment. Typical examples include the module...
Steve Zdancewic, Dan Grossman, J. Gregory Morriset...
Abstract. Existing constraint programming systems offer a fixed set of inference engines implementing search strategies such as single, all, and best solution search. This is unfo...
Abstract. Among others, Alferes et al. (1998) presented an approach for updating logic programs with sets of rules based on dynamic logic programs. We syntactically redefine dynami...
Thomas Eiter, Michael Fink, Giuliana Sabbatini, Ha...
Verifying that a piece of software has no bugs means proving that it has certain desired properties, such as an array index not taking values outside certain Abstract interpretati...