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ICDT '90

Third International Conference on Database Theory, Paris, France, December 12-14, 1990, Proceedings

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  • © 1990

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  1. Serge Abiteboul
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  2. Paris C. Kanellakis
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 470)

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Table of contents (33 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Finite-model theory—a personal perspective

    • Ronald Fagin
    Pages 1-24

  3. Playing games with objects

    • Stéphane Grumbach, Victor Vianu
    Pages 25-38

  4. Representing object identity in a pure functional language

    • Atsushi Ohori
    Pages 39-55

  5. A class abstraction for a hierarchical type system

    • Giorgio Ghelli
    Pages 56-71

  6. Algebraic optimization of object-oriented query languages

    • Catriel Beeri, Yoram Kornatzky
    Pages 72-88

  7. A relational object model

    • Marc H. Scholl, Hans-Jörg Schek
    Pages 89-105

  8. Maintaining bounded disorder files in multiprocessor multi-disk environments

    • Gabriel Matsliach, Oded Shmueli
    Pages 107-125

  9. An evaluation model for clustering strategies in the O2 object-oriented database system

    • Véronique Benzaken
    Pages 126-140

  10. Efficient algorithms for managing the history of evolving databases

    • Vassilis J. Tsotras, B. Gopinath
    Pages 141-174

  11. Logic and Databases: An assessment

    • H. Gallaire, J.-M. Nicolas
    Pages 175-186

  12. A closed form for datalog queries with integer order

    • Peter Z. Revesz
    Pages 187-201

  13. On the expressive power of the relational calculus with arithmetic constraints

    • Gabriel M. Kuper
    Pages 202-211

  14. Conjectures and refutations in database design and dependency theory

    • Jyrki Nummenmaa, Peter Thanisch
    Pages 213-228

  15. A theory of specialization constraints for complex objects

    • G. E. Weddell, N. Coburn
    Pages 229-244

  16. Removing redundancy and updating databases

    • P. De Bra, J. Paredaens
    Pages 245-256

  17. Improving the concurrency of integrity checks and write operations

    • Stefan Böttcher
    Pages 257-273

  18. A flexible and adaptable tool kit approach for concurrency control in non standard database systems

    • Rainer Unland
    Pages 274-288

  19. A comparative analysis of two-phase-commit protocols

    • Ouri Wolfson
    Pages 289-304

  20. Efficient voting protocols with witnesses

    • Jehan-François Pâris
    Pages 305-317
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The emergence of new paradigms for data management raises a variety of exciting challenges. An important goal of database theory is to answer these challenges by providing sound foundations for the development of the field. This volume contains the papers selected for the third International Conference on Database Theory, ICDT'90. The conferences in this series are held biannually in beautiful European cities, Rome in 1986 and Bruges in 1988 with proceedings published as volumes 234 and 326 in the same series. ICDT'90 was organized in Paris by the Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et Automatique. The conference features 2 invited presentations and 31 papers selected from 129 submissions. The papers describe original ideas and new results on the foundations of databases, knowledge bases, object-oriented databases, relational theory, transaction management, data structures and deductive databases. The volume offers a good overview of the state of the art and the current trends in database theory. It should be a valuable source of information for researchers interested in the field.

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