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Principles of Guarded Structural Indexing

Authors: Picalausa, François; Fletcher, George; Hidders, Jan; VANSUMMEREN, Stijn;

Principles of Guarded Structural Indexing

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We present a new structural characterization of the expressive power of the acyclic conjunctive queries in terms of guarded simulations, and give a finite preservation theorem for the guarded simulation invariant fragment of first order logic.\ud \ud We discuss the relevance of these results as a formal basis for constructing so-called guarded structural indexes. Structural indexes were first proposed in the context of semistructured query languages and later successfully applied as an XML indexation mechanism for XPath-like queries on trees and graphs. Guarded structural indexes provide a generalization of structural indexes from graph databases to relational databases.

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F41 [Mathematical Logic and Formal Languages]: Mathematical Logic, csis, H23 [Database Management]: Languages-Query languages, BEIA, H31 [Information Storage and Retrieval]: Content Analysis and Indexing- Indexing Methods General Terms Design, Languages, Theory Keywords Acyclicity, conjunctive queries, guarded simulation, fact sim- ulation, finite preservation theorems, hypergraph, H24 [Database Manage- ment]: Systems-Query processing

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