The logic programming track is one of a series of 5 workshops comprising the 7th International Workshop on Non-monotonic Reasoning to be held from May 30th to June 1st. These tracks will run in parallel during the second day of the workshop. The central topic of this track is logic programming and its extensions as they relate to non-monotonic reasoning. Logic programming as a vehicle to implement or describe other non-monotonic formalisms. Applications that make use of the non-monotonic features of logic programs.
Electronic submissions are preferred.
Final papers, limited to 25 pages, will be distributed at the meeting. Participation to all workshops that are part of the NMR-Workshop is limited and by invitation only. People wishing to attend without submitting a paper should submit a short description of their research plans and previous accomplishments. Nested Expressions in Logic Programs V. Lifschitz, L. Tang, H. Turner 2. Learning with Extended Logic Programs E. Lamma, Riguzzi, P. Mello, L.M. Pereira 4.