First published in Great Britain in 1991 by
Intellect Books
Suite 2, 108/110 London Road, Oxford OX3 9AW
British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Logic programming: expanding the horizons.
1. Computer systems. Programming
I. Dodd, Tony 1952- II. Owens, Richard II. Torrance, Steve
ISBN 1-871516-15-3
Printed and bound in Great Britain by Billings & Sons Ltd, Worcester
Preface
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This volume contains eight of the papers given at the Expanding the Horizons workshop held at Imperial College on 13th-14th February 1989, and retrospectively numbered as the first UK Logic Programming Conference, a subsequent conference having been held in Bristol in 1990 and a third planned for Edinburgh in 1991. The second and third editors organised the workshop together with Chris Moss and John Smith, while the first organised the publication of this volume. The summary programme distributed to delegates appears on the following page.
The editors wish to record their thanks to Intellect Ltd for helping overcome the various problems that arose while the volume was in preparation, and to the authors for their patience and co-operation.
Readers may be interested to know of the existence of the U.K. branch of the Association for Logic Programming, which is ultimately responsible for the UK Logic Programming Conference and offers a number of other services to members. Further details may be obtained from
A.L.P. U.K.
P.O. Box 469
Oxford OX2 0RR
or email
[email protected].
Tony Dodd
Richard Owens
Steve Torrance
Author(s): Tony Dodd, Richard Owens, Steve Torrance (Editors)
Edition: 1
Publisher: Intellect Books
Year: 1991
Language: English
Commentary: Eight of the papers from the "Expanding the Horizons" workshop held at Imperial College on 13th-14th February 1989.
Pages: 224
City: Oxford
Tags: Logic Programming, Prolog, Logic, Alvey Project
1
Introduction: The Logic Programing Initiative
(Correct Title: "Introduction: Alvey and Logic Programming")
Tony Dodd and Steve Torrance
14
1: An Incremental Pure Logic Language with Constraints and Classical Negation
Ed Babb
63
2: PR: A Logic for Practical Reasoning
Tim Flannagan
82
3: A Temporal Logic Programming Machine
Dov Gabbay
124
4: Evaluating Different Strategies for Handling Incomplete Information in a Logic Database
Qinzheng Kong and Howard Williams
147
5: Virtual Logic Neurons
Fukimi Kozato and Graem Ringwood
164
6: Implementing Logic Languages by Graph Rewriting
Peter Mc.Brien
189
7: Kelpie: a Concurrent Logic Programming System for Knowledge Based Applications
Hamish Taylor