Correctness and completeness of the SRP_IC refutation procedure
Correctness and completeness of the SRP_IC refutation procedure
In this paper we present a refutation procedure to compute goals in a deductive database ac- cording to particular views of it. Views are de ned by a set of constraints rules. The declarative semantics of the constrained database is de ned and the given refutation procedure is proved correct and complete for positive range{restricted databases. The extension of the procedure to deal with negation is also outlined.
Mathematical logic: proof theory, Deduction and theorem proving: resolution, Mathematical logic: model theory, Mathematical logic: logic and constraint programming, integrity, SRP_IC refutation procedure, Deduction and theorem proving: deduction, General: security, and protection
Mathematical logic: proof theory, Deduction and theorem proving: resolution, Mathematical logic: model theory, Mathematical logic: logic and constraint programming, integrity, SRP_IC refutation procedure, Deduction and theorem proving: deduction, General: security, and protection
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