Sorts and Types in Artificial Intelligence 1989

Karl-Hans Bläsius, Ulrich Hedtstück, Claus-Rainer Rollinger (Eds.): Sorts and Types in Artificial Intelligence, Workshop, Eringerfeld, FRG, April 24-26, 1989, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 418 Springer 1989, ISBN 3-540-52337-5

Sorts and Types in Logic, Theorem Proving and Logic Programming

Arnold Oberschelp:
Order Sorted Predicate Logic. 8-17
Christoph Walther:
Many-Sorted Inferences in Automated Theorem Proving. 18-48
Peter H. Schmitt, Wolfgang Wernecke:
Tableau Calculus for Order Sorted Logic. 49-60
Ulrich Hedtstück, Peter H. Schmitt:
A Calculus for Order-Sorted Predicate Logic with Sort Literals. 61-72
Christoph Beierle:
Types, Modules and Databases in the Logic Programming Language PROTOS-L. 73-110

Bernhard Nebel, Gert Smolka:
Representation and Reasoning with Attributive Descriptions. 112-139
Udo Pletat, Kai von Luck:
Knowledge Representation in LILOG. 140-164
Karl-Hans Bläsius, Claus-Rainer Rollinger, Jörg H. Siekmann:
Structure and Control of the L-LILOG Inference System. 165-182
Bernd Owsnicki-Klewe:
A General Characterization of Term Description Languages. 183-189
Werner Dilger, Hans Voß:
Sorts in Qualitative Reasoning. 190-207

Kurt Eberle:
Eventualities in a Natural Language Understanding System. 209-239
Jürgen Allgayer, Carola Reddig-Siekmann:
What KL-ONE Lookalikes Need to Cope with Natural Language: Scope and Aspect of Plural Noun Phrases. 240-285
Bernd Mahr, Carla Umbach:
Functor-Argument Structures for the Meaning of Natural Language Sentences and Their Formal Interpretation. 286-304

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