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Algorithmic Context Revision, 4, making use of the fact that consecutive inputs to a database (belief base) naturally give rise to a linear order on the beliefs in that database. We dropped the linearity restriction in Chapter 5 and considered alternatives for dealing with the extra structure available in the database. However,

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Iterating Revision,cess. In particular, the realisation of the initial . (or the description of the world in the case of action updates) into a unit with little structure (a formula in the finite case or a theory, otherwise) brings several difficulties to reasoning about more sophisticated scenarios.

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Algorithmic Context Revision, in all of the above, we have not looked into (or attempted to modify) the particular characteristics of the logic . used for the reasoning, apart from the obvious considerations on consistency of the database itself.

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Revision by Translation,a major role in the whole process, and this has two major consequences: firstly, a ‘proper’ revision is only triggered when the new belief is inconsistent with the previous belief set; and secondly, the postulates cannot be applied directly to non-classical logics.

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