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- From: holmes@opal.idbsu.edu (Randall Holmes)
- Subject: Re: Definitive temporal logic source
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- Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 17:42:41 GMT
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- In article <1993Jan23.114811.28054@city.cs> mb108@cs.city.ac.uk (omo ADELAKUN T K) writes:
- >Can anyone point me to a very good text on temporal logic? In the same
- >vein, does anyone know of a temporal logic interpreter (something along
- >the lines of Prolog or extensions thereto)?
- >
- >Thanx for any responses - which I'd prefer to come to me direct so I can
- >post a summary.
- >
- >Toyin.
-
- I won't commit myself on "very good", but the book I have on temporal
- and other modal logics is "A Manual of Intensional Logic" (I can't
- recall the author) from the Center for the Study of Language and
- Information at Stanford. It seems to have an adequate discussion of
- the topic. E-mail me if you want the author's name later; my terminal
- and said book live in different places.
-
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