Titlebook: Nonmonotonic Logic; Context-Dependent Re V. Wiktor Marek,Mirosław Truszczyński Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 algorithms.

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General default theories,edge (belief) sets that are represented by a default theory. They play a similar role to that of the set of all consequences of a theory in propositional logic. In this chapter we study the notion of an extension and provide several characterizations of extensions as well as algorithms to compute th

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Representation theory for default logic,nt default theory with all rules either monotonic, that is, justification-free, or semi-normal. We also show that prerequisite-free normal default theories can be represented within the framework of .. Finally, we discuss the representability of families of sets as collections of weak extensions of

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nce to the subjects’ own illness. Much less effort has been invested in finding out how people generally picture the causes of health and illness, and particularly the problem of how causal attributions relate to a subject’s personality characteristics. The present study is a first, unassuming attempt to address this topic.

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V. Wiktor Marek,Mirosław Truszczyńskinot live after their death; they would not awaken and would be abandoned to a state of nonexistence” (1974, p. 31). In other words, failing admittance into eternal paradise did not entail the eternal sufferings of Hell, but instead, a complete, painless nonexistence.

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V. Wiktor Marek,Mirosław Truszczyńskinot live after their death; they would not awaken and would be abandoned to a state of nonexistence” (1974, p. 31). In other words, failing admittance into eternal paradise did not entail the eternal sufferings of Hell, but instead, a complete, painless nonexistence.

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1431-0066 ights and sophisticated mathematics that one would expect from such a background. I believe that this book is a splendid example of the intellectual maturity of978-3-662-02908-4978-3-662-02906-0Series ISSN 1431-0066