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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Logic Programming, ICLP 2001, held in Paphos, Cyprus in November/December 2001.
The 23 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 64 submissions. All current aspects of logic programming and computational logics are addressed.
Anewmillenniumhasstartedandnewtools,heirsofthreedecadesofresearch and development in the Logic Programming paradigm, are bringing new so- tionstocopewiththeincreasingcomplexityoftoday scomputersystems.C- putationallogicingeneralandlogicprogramminginparticularwillalwaysplaya keyroleintheunderstanding,formalizing,anddevelopmentofcomplexsoftware. ICLP2001 was the 17th International Conference on Logic Programming andcontinuedaseriesofconferencesinitiatedinMarseille,France,in1982.This year ICLP was held in conjunction with CP2001, the 7th International C- ference on Principle and Practice of Constraint Programming. A coordinated programscheduleandjointeventswereorganizedinordertomaximizethe- teractionbetweenthesetwoneighboringcommunities.LOPSTR2001,the11th international workshop on Logic-based Program Synthesis and Transformation was also co-located with ICLP2001 and CP2001 this year, bringing together a larger community to share novel research results. Seven satellite workshops werealso associated to the conference and took place on the day following the conference. We received 64 papers, among which 23 were selected for presentation at theconferenceandinclusionintheconferenceproceedings.Inadditiontopaper presentations,theconferenceprogramalsoincludedfourinvitedtalksandfour tutorials.Wechosethisyeartocelebratethefoundersofthelogicprogramming ?eld,namelyAlainColmerauerandBobKowalski,whoarebothcelebratingtheir 60th birthday. The other two invited talks were given by Patrick Cousot, p- neerinthe?eldofabstractinterpretation,andAshishGupta,whopresentedhis industrial experience on cross-enterprise databases at amazon.com and Tavant Technologies. The four tutorials were given by Eric Villemonte de la Clergerie, V.S.Subrahmanian,KazunoriUeda,andJanWielemaker. I would like to thank all the authors of the submitted papers, the Program Committeemembers,andtherefereesfortheirtimeande?ortsspentinthe- viewingprocess,theconferencechairTonyKakasandhisteamattheUniversity ofCyprusfortheexcellentorganizationoftheconference,andTobyWalsh,the CP2001 program chair, for his constant cooperation and interaction. Last but notleast,specialthankstoYoannFabreattheUniversityofParis6fortaking careofinstallingandmaintainingthepaperreviewsystem.
The 23 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 64 submissions. All current aspects of logic programming and computational logics are addressed.
Anewmillenniumhasstartedandnewtools,heirsofthreedecadesofresearch and development in the Logic Programming paradigm, are bringing new so- tionstocopewiththeincreasingcomplexityoftoday scomputersystems.C- putationallogicingeneralandlogicprogramminginparticularwillalwaysplaya keyroleintheunderstanding,formalizing,anddevelopmentofcomplexsoftware. ICLP2001 was the 17th International Conference on Logic Programming andcontinuedaseriesofconferencesinitiatedinMarseille,France,in1982.This year ICLP was held in conjunction with CP2001, the 7th International C- ference on Principle and Practice of Constraint Programming. A coordinated programscheduleandjointeventswereorganizedinordertomaximizethe- teractionbetweenthesetwoneighboringcommunities.LOPSTR2001,the11th international workshop on Logic-based Program Synthesis and Transformation was also co-located with ICLP2001 and CP2001 this year, bringing together a larger community to share novel research results. Seven satellite workshops werealso associated to the conference and took place on the day following the conference. We received 64 papers, among which 23 were selected for presentation at theconferenceandinclusionintheconferenceproceedings.Inadditiontopaper presentations,theconferenceprogramalsoincludedfourinvitedtalksandfour tutorials.Wechosethisyeartocelebratethefoundersofthelogicprogramming ?eld,namelyAlainColmerauerandBobKowalski,whoarebothcelebratingtheir 60th birthday. The other two invited talks were given by Patrick Cousot, p- neerinthe?eldofabstractinterpretation,andAshishGupta,whopresentedhis industrial experience on cross-enterprise databases at amazon.com and Tavant Technologies. The four tutorials were given by Eric Villemonte de la Clergerie, V.S.Subrahmanian,KazunoriUeda,andJanWielemaker. I would like to thank all the authors of the submitted papers, the Program Committeemembers,andtherefereesfortheirtimeande?ortsspentinthe- viewingprocess,theconferencechairTonyKakasandhisteamattheUniversity ofCyprusfortheexcellentorganizationoftheconference,andTobyWalsh,the CP2001 program chair, for his constant cooperation and interaction. Last but notleast,specialthankstoYoannFabreattheUniversityofParis6fortaking careofinstallingandmaintainingthepaperreviewsystem.