Titlebook: Computational Logic in Multi-Agent Systems; 11th International W Jürgen Dix,Jo?o Leite,Wojtek Jamroga Conference proceedings 2010 Springer-

Grandstand

Speculative Abductive Reasoning for Hierarchical Agent Systemstraints, enables agents to receive conditional answers and to continue their local reasoning using default answers, thus increasing the parallelism of agents collaboration. The paper describes the framework and its operational model, illustrates the main features with an example and states soundness and completeness results.

prosthesis

An Agent Language with Destructive Assignment and Model-Theoretic Semanticse current state of the database and recent agent actions and external events. The execution of actions and the assimilation of observations generate a sequence of database states. In the case of the successful solution of all goals, this sequence, taken as a whole, determines a model that makes the agent’s goals and beliefs all..

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artifice

Die Aufgabe und ihre Bedeutung, for simple type theory exist that can be uniformly employed for reasoning . and . combinations of logics. Combinations of modal logics and other logics are particularly relevant for multi-agent systems.

Optometrist

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inculpate

,Zusatzverkokung und Koksqualit?t,y) non monotonic causal laws which (possibly) enforce new obligations. In this context, verifying compliance amounts to verify that no execution of the business process leaves some commitment unfulfilled. Compliance verification can be performed by Bounded Model Checking.

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Games, Norms and Strategic Notions in Information Flow Security definitions of information flow security. Results concerning several types of games are drawn upon in the proofs of these complexity results. We also consider a normative aspect, viz, the use in implementations of access control permission policies to enforce an information flow security policy.

fibula

Formal Semantics of a Dynamic Epistemic Logic for Describing Knowledge Properties of ,-Calculus Procteraction among agents as elaborated .-calculus programs, and it is also possible to describe the dynamic knowledge implications of such programs. We show the utility of our language by encoding the Dining Cryptographers protocol.