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Extended Well-Founded Model Semantics for General Logic Programs

Yong Hu, Li Yan Yuan

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We inv estigate the declarative semantics of logic programs with negation. First, we propose the extended well-founded model semantics. Then we establish three important criteria of declarative semantics for logic programs. Finally we justify our extension through the comparison of different semantics. 1.

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We inv estigate the declarative semantics of logic programs with negation. First, we propose the extended well-founded model semantics. Then we establish three important criteria of declarative semantics for logic programs. Finally we justify our extension through the comparison of different semantics. 1.

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We inv estigate the declarative semantics of logic programs with negation. First, we propose the extended well-founded model semantics. Then we establish three important criteria of declarative semantics for logic programs. Finally we justify our extension through the comparison of different semantics. 1.

Key concepts: Stable model semantics, Negation, Programming language, Logic programming, Well-founded semantics, Autoepistemic logic, Computer science, Semantics (computer science)

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