A Linear Meta-Interpreter for Reasoning about States and Actions

Logic Journal of the IGPL 9 (5):669--715 (2001)
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This paper describes an application of linear logic programming to the frame problem. This treatment has both practical and conceptual advantages over standard treatments: it is computationally efficient, and this efficiency arises because linear logic respects the identity, or otherwise, of situations

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