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On logical foundations of the ATMS

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Truth Maintenance Systems (TMW 1990)

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We have exhibited the declarative semantics of the ATMS in terms of propositional Horn logic. In particular, we have proved the correctness of its label update algorithm with respect to the semantics. It can serve as a rigid background for the discussion on ATMS computational efficiencies of the various actual problems.

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João Pavão Martins Michael Reinfrank

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Fujiwara, Y., Honiden, S. (1991). On logical foundations of the ATMS. In: Martins, J.P., Reinfrank, M. (eds) Truth Maintenance Systems. TMW 1990. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 515. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0037033

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