Titlebook: Nitrogen Economy in Tropical Soils; Proceedings of the I N. Ahmad (Chairman, Organizing Committee) Conference proceedings 1996 Kluwer Acade

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Robert M. Boddey,Octávio C. de Oliveira,Bruno J. R. Alves,Segundo Urquiagaonal connective are examined, with an emphasis on the nonmonotonic ones. An alternative interpretation of ‘.’ as sets . (in .) rather than cofinite (subsets of .) is examined. For all these modal approaches over ., a decision procedure readily emerges, as the modal logic . of this frame is well-know

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Charles W. Rice,John L. Haviin,James S. Schepersonal connective are examined, with an emphasis on the nonmonotonic ones. An alternative interpretation of ‘.’ as sets . (in .) rather than cofinite (subsets of .) is examined. For all these modal approaches over ., a decision procedure readily emerges, as the modal logic . of this frame is well-know

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978-94-010-7264-9Kluwer Academic Publishers 1996

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K. R. Kelley,F. J. Stevensonsome uncertainty or some disjunction in the result, which is not representable in classical AFs. For this reason, some of these works require a set of AFs or a set of extensions as the outcome of the operation, somehow to represent a disjunction of AFs or extensions. In parallel, the notion of Incom

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C. C. du Preez,M. E. du Toitpens that in the most ‘.’ (least .) .-worlds, . is also true. Another plausible interpretation of ‘.’ introduced in nonmonotonic reasoning dictates that . is true iff . is true in ‘.’ .-worlds. A formal account of ‘.’ in this .-based approach to default reasoning has been given through the usage of