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Fixed-point logic

In mathematical logic, fixed-point logics are extensions of classical predicate logic that have been introduced to express recursion. Their development has been motivated by descriptive complexity theory and their relationship to database query languages, in particular to Datalog.

Art, Partial fixed-point logic & Least fixed-point logic

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Partial fixed-point logic

Relational signatureFirst-order connectives and predicatesSecond-order variablesPSPACE
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Least fixed-point logic

ImmermanVardi
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Transitive closure logic

Transitive closuresNL
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Partial fixed-point logic

Least fixed-point logic

Simultaneous induction

Transitive closure logic

Deterministic transitive closure logic

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  • 2-core Degeneracy (graph theory)

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Fixed-point logic

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Fixed-point logic

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related to Least fixed-point logic · 10
Fixed-point logic → Due, FO, Immerman, LFP, PFP, Since, That, The Immerman-Vardi, This, Vardi
related to Inflationary fixed-point logic · 8
Fixed-point logic → Although, Another, FO, Formally, IFP, LFP, PFP, This
related to Examples · 5
Fixed-point logic → Define, Least Fixed-point, LFP, Rightarrow, The

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Fixed-point logicrelated to ExamplesLFP0.60section
Fixed-point logicrelated to Inflationary fixed-point logicAnother0.60section
Fixed-point logicrelated to Inflationary fixed-point logicFormally0.60section
Fixed-point logicrelated to Inflationary fixed-point logicIFP0.60section
Fixed-point logicrelated to Inflationary fixed-point logicPFP0.60section
Fixed-point logicrelated to Inflationary fixed-point logicThis0.60section
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