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Meta-logics and logic programming

Krzysztof R. Apt

1995

Interactive relational database design

Tapan P. Bagchi

1989

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Quinn, Edward

1970

Foundations of Disjunctive Logic Programming

Jorge Lobo

1992

Parallel logic programming

Evan Tick

1991

The Haskell Road To Logic, Maths And Programming (Texts in Computing S.)

Jan van Eijck

2004

Heritage of Western civilization

John Louis Beatty

1958

Implementations of logic programming systems

Evan Tick, Giancarlo Succi

1994

Introduction to computer programming logic

Lynne O'Hanlon

2000

Digital design fundamentals

Kenneth J. Breeding

1989

Fuzzy logic for beginners

Masao Mukaidono

2001

Why Prolog?

Gregory L. Lazarev

1989

An object-oriented approach to programming logic and design

Joyce Farrell

2011

Deductive databases and logic programming

Subrata Kumar Das

1992

Programming logic and design

Joyce Farrell

2006

Prolog++

Christopher D. S. Moss

1994

Programming Logic and Design, Comprehensive

Joyce Farrell

2008

Logic Programming with Prolog

Max Bramer

2005

Foundations of equational logic programming

Steffen Hölldobler

1989

The Uncertain Reasoner's Companion

J. B. Paris

1995

Prose and poetry of the continental Renaissance in translation

Harold Hooper Blanchard

1955

Constraint logic programming

Frédéric Benhamou

1993

Logic programming and its applications

David H. D. Warren

1986

Constraint satisfaction in logic programming

Pascal Van Hentenryck

1989

Logic with prolog

Peter Gibbins

1988

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Clifton Fadiman

1941

Programming Logic and Design

Joyce Farrell

2004

Foundations of logic programming

Lloyd, J. W.

1987

Arithmetic and Logic in Computer Systems

Mi Lu

2004

Concepts, design, and performance analysis of a parallel prolog machine

Joachim Beer

1989

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