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....decidability of extended with a slightly more general type of concrete domains is shown. Concerning nominals, things become a bit more complicated. Firstly, it can be shown that extended with nominals is a fragment of C2, the twovariable fragment of first order logic with counting quantifiers [39, 65, 77]. Thus, satisfiability and subsumption are decidable in NExpTime. This is optimal since the problem is also NExpTime hard [77] Roughly speaking, the combination of GCIs (or transitive roles and role hierarchies) inverse roles, and number restrictions with nominals is responsible for this leap in ....
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....value that is equal to every one of the specified data values and is an instance of every one of the specified data types. 5 Research Challenges for DAML OIL Class consistency subsumption reasoning in DAML OIL is know to be decidable (as it is contained in the C2 fragment of first order logic [14]) but many challenges remain for implementors of practical reasoning systems, i.e. systems that perform well with the kinds of reasoning problem generated by realistic applications. 5.1 Individuals The OIL language was designed so that it could be mapped to the DL, thereby providing a ....
E. Gradel, M. Otto, and E. Rosen. Two-variable logic with counting is decidable. In Proc. of the 12th IEEE Symp. on Logic in Computer Science (LICS'97), pages 306--317. IEEE Computer Society Press, 1997.
.... been used in first order theorem provers, e.g. the proof condensation technique employed in the HARP theorem prover [45] 6 Research Challenges for DAML OIL Class consistency subsumption reasoning in DAML OIL is know to be decidable (as it is contained in the C2 fragment of first order logic [21]) but many challenges remain for implementors of practical reasoning systems, i.e. systems that perform well with the kinds of reasoning problem generated by realistic applications. 6.1 Individuals The OIL language was designed so that it could be mapped to the DL, thereby providing a ....
E. Gradel, M. Otto, and E. Rosen. Two-variable logic with counting is decidable. In Proc. of the 12th IEEE Symp. on Logic in Computer Science (LICS'97), pages 306--317. IEEE Computer Society Press, 1997.
....forms. Finite variable fragments of first order logic are yet another family of fragments whose computational properties have been studied extensively, with decidability results going back to the early 1960s [20] while the late 1990s saw detailed complexity analyses of the two variable fragment [10, 11, 16]. Despite the fact that the computational properties of prenex normal form and finite variable fragments have been (almost) completely investigated, these fragments leave something to be desired: their meta logical properties are often poor, and, in particular, they usually do not enjoy a decent ....
E. Gradel, M. Otto, and E. Rosen. Two-variable logic with counting is decidable. In Proceedings of LICS 1997.
....a sound and complete Tableau algorithm for deciding satisfiability (#) concepts. They also observed that is decidable since #, #) concepts can easily be translated into a formula in [6] that is the two variable FOL fragment with counting quantifiers, which has proved to be decidable [17]. In fact, satisfiability of formulae can be decided in NExpTime [23] if unary coding of numbers is used (which is a common assumption in the field of Description Logics; if binary coding is adopted we have a 2 NExpTime upper bound) We can further observe that a similar translation is still ....
E. Gradel, M. Otto, and E. Rosen. Two-variable Logic with Counting is Decidable. In Proc. Annual IEEE Symp. on Logic in Computer Science (LICS'97), pages 306-- 317, 1997.
....forms. Finite variable fragments of first order logic are yet another family of fragments whose computational properties have been studied extensively, with decidability results going back to the early 1960s [18] while the late 1990s saw detailed complexity analyses of the two variable fragment [9, 10, 15]. Despite the fact that the computational properties of prenex normal form and finite variable fragments have been (almost) completely investigated, these fragments leave something to be desired: their meta logical properties are often poor, and, in particular, they usually do not enjoy a decent ....
E. Gradel, M. Otto, and E. Rosen. Two-variable logic with counting is decidable. In Proceedings of LICS 1997.
....satisfy a formula. In many logics, these quantifiers have been generalized to express that, for a non negative integer n, at least n individuals or all but n individuals satisfy a formula. For example, predicate logic has been extended with so called counting quantifiers 9 and 9 n [GOR97,PST00] In modal logics, graded modalities [Fin72,vD95,Tob01] generalize standard existential and universal modalities in that they express, e.g. that there exist at least n accessible worlds satisfying a certain formula. In description logics, number restrictions have always played a central ....
E. Gradel, M. Otto, and E. Rosen. Two-variable logic with counting is decidable. In Proc. of LICS-97, 1997.
.... A distinguishing feature of L 2 compared to all L k for k 2 is the decidability of its satisfiability problem (due to Mortimer [60] Starting with a paper of Gradel, Kolaitis, and Vardi [24] the complexity of the satisfiability problem for 2 variable logics has been studied systematically [27, 28, 65]. See [26] for a survey on 2 variable logics. However, our emphasis is on logics with three or more variables. Central issues are the complexity of equivalence testing and the complexity of computing canonical models for finite variable theories. As we will see, these questions are closely ....
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