Lecture Notes in Computer Science

5th International Conference, Prague, Czech Republic, January 11 - 13, 1995. Proceedings

By: Georg Gottlob (Editor), Moshe Y. Vardi (Editor)

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This volume presents the proceedings of the 1995 International Conference on Database Theory, ICDT '95, held in Prague in January 1995.
Besides two full invited papers and the abstracts of two tutorials, the book includes the revised full versions of 29 technical contributions selected from a total of 116 submissions. The papers address all current aspects of database theory; they are organized in sections on optimization, nonmonotonic semantics, query languages, concurrency control, advanced models, probabilistic methods, constraints and dependencies, and Datalog analysis.

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Non-Fiction Computing & I.T.Databases Mathematics Mathematical Foundation Mathematical Logic Computer Science Artificial Intelligence Computer Programming & Software Development Algorithms & Data Structures

Data on Air - What's in it for the Database Theorist	p. 1
Spatial Databases, the Final Frontier	p. 14
Parallel Database Systems	p. 33
Languages for Polynomial-Time Queries - An Ongoing Quest	p. 38
Distributed Query Optimization in Loosely Coupled Multidatabase Systems	p. 40
On the Complexity of Generating Optimal Left-Deep Processing Trees with Cross Products	p. 54
Querying Disjunctive Databases Through Nonmonotonic Logics	p. 68
DATALOG Queries with Stratified Negation and Choice: from P to D[superscript P]	p. 82
On the Kolmogorov Expressive Power of Boolean Query Languages	p. 97
On Two Forms of Structural Recursion	p. 111
[Delta]-Languages for Sets and Sub-PTIME Graph Transformers	p. 125
Partial Strictness in Two-Phase Locking	p. 139
Unified Transaction Model for Semantically Rich Operations	p. 148
The Dynamic Two-Phase-Commitment (D2PC) Protocol	p. 162
Domain-Independent Queries on Databases with External Functions	p. 177
An Algebra for Pomsets	p. 191
On the Power of Stratified Logic Programs with Value Invention for Expressing Database Transformations	p. 208
A Stable Model Semantics for Behavioral Inheritance in Deductive Object Oriented Languages	p. 222
A Rewriting Technique for the Analysis and the Optimization of Active Databases	p. 238
Sorted HiLog: Sorts in Higher-Order Logic Data Languages	p. 252
The Average Length of Keys and Functional Dependencies in (Random) Databases	p. 266
Uniformly-Distributed Random Generation of Join Orders	p. 280
A Probabilistic View of Datalog Parallelization	p. 294
A First Step Towards Implementing Dynamic Algebraic Dependencies	p. 308
Constraint-Generating Dependencies	p. 322
Optimization Using Tuple Subsumption	p. 338
Deterministic and Non-Deterministic Stable Model Semantics for Unbound DATALOG Queries	p. 353
Revision Programming, Database Updates and Integrity Constraints	p. 368
Some Positive Results for Boundedness of Multiple Recursive Rules	p. 383
Increment Boundedness and Nonrecursive Incremental Evaluation of Datalog Queries	p. 397
Approximation in Databases	p. 411
Datalog Queries of Set Constraint Databases	p. 425
Space Usage in Functional Query Languages	p. 439
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Lecture Notes in Computer Science

5th International Conference, Prague, Czech Republic, January 11 - 13, 1995. Proceedings

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