Titlebook: Logic of Programming and Calculi of Discrete Design; International Summer Manfred Broy Conference proceedings 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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Notes on Logic Programmingersions of PROLOG. We shall not be much concerned with how PROLOG is actually implemented, however, since the details vary considerably from system to system and tend to obscure the relatively simple conceptual framework which lies beneath the surface.

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Logic Based on Programmingense), and that mathematical truths about them are discovered. This opinion is called “platonlsm”. According to a platonist, the order of discovery may be partly a historical accident, and our way of expressing truths may be a product of human design, but the truths themselves are independent of us, timeless and universal.

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Algebraic Specifications and Proofs for Communicating Sequential Processesular processes, and to prove that they meet their specifications..The examples cover a range of simple one-way communications devices between a single sender and a single receiver. A simple theory is used at first; this is extended when its inadequacies become too obvious.

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Equational Specification of Partial Higher Order Algebras, i.e. types comprising higher order functions are treated, leads to an algebraic (“equational”) specification of algebras including sorts with “infinite” objects and higher order functions (“functionals”). Finally concepts of implementations of algebraic types are studied.

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0258-1248 a formal calculus is one of the most interesting and most difficult parts of computing science. Many demanding problems have to be envisaged here such as notations, rules and calculi, and the study of semantic models. We are ‘far away from comprehensive and widely accepted solutions in these areas.

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