[comp.lang.prolog] Change of address: John Lloyd

jwl@CompSci.Bristol.AC.UK (John Lloyd) (03/04/88)

 I have now moved to Bristol and my new address is as follows:

 John Lloyd
 Department of Computer Science
 University of Bristol
 University Walk
 Bristol BS8 1TR
 U.K.
 (JANET: jwl@uk.ac.bristol.compsci)

 Also please note that Joxan Jaffar has taken over my job as Theory Editor 
 of the Journal of Logic Programming.
 Authors submitting theoretical papers to the Journal should submit directly
 to Joxan at the following address:

 Dr. Joxan Jaffar
 IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
 Yorktown Heights NY 10598
 USA

 Finally, some of you may be interested to know that the second edition of
 "Foundations of Logic Programming" is now available. A substantial amount
 of new material has been added, including two new chapters. The contents
 of the second edition is as follows:
 
 Chapter 1. PRELIMINARIES
            1. Introduction  
            2. First Order Theories 
            3. Interpretations and Models
            4. Unification
            5. Fixpoints   
            Problems for Chapter 1   

 Chapter 2. DEFINITE PROGRAMS
            6. Declarative Semantics   
            7. Soundness of SLD-Resolution 
            8. Completeness of SLD-Resolution   
            9. Independence of the Computation Rule   
           10. SLD-Refutation Procedures  
           11. Cuts
           Problems for Chapter 2 

 Chapter 3. NORMAL PROGRAMS                                                    
           12. Negative Information   
           13. Finite Failure 
           14. Programming with the Completion 
           15. Soundness of SLDNF-Resolution  
           16. Completeness of SLDNF-Resolution 
           Problems for Chapter 3   

 Chapter 4. PROGRAMS                                                         
           17. Introduction to Programs   
           18. SLDNF-Resolution for Programs
           19. Declarative Error Diagnosis   
           20. Soundness and Completeness of the Diagnoser   
           Problems for Chapter 4   

 Chapter 5. DEDUCTIVE DATABASES 
           21. Introduction to Deductive Databases   
           22. Soundness of Query Evaluation   
           23. Completeness of Query Evaluation   
           24. Integrity Constraints   
           Problems for Chapter 5

 Chapter 6. PERPETUAL PROCESSES                                                
           25. Complete Herbrand Interpretations   
           26. Properties of T'\dP\u 
           27. Semantics of Perpetual Processes   
           Problems for Chapter 6