******************************************************************** ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER ON REASONING ABOUT ACTIONS AND CHANGE Issue 00007 Editor: Erik Sandewall 5.12.2000 Back issues available at http://www.etaij.org/rac/ ******************************************************************** ********* TODAY ********* Congratulations today to Eyal Amir, for the acceptance of his article "Object-Oriented First-Order Logic" following the recommendation of the two confidential referees. Eyal's paper is one of several that were submitted to the special issue with selected papers from last year's NRAC workshop. Today we also have a new submission, "On the meta-theoretic approach to non-monotonic reasoning, its extension to the continuum case and relation with classical Newtonian Mechanics", by Sergio Brandano. The abstract follows below. ********* ETAI PUBLICATIONS ********* --- RECEIVED ARTICLES --- ======================================================== | AUTHOR: Sergio Brandano | TITLE: On the meta-theoretic approach to non-monotonic | reasoning, its extension to the continuum case and | relation with classical Newtonian Mechanics | PAPER: http://www.ida.liu.se/ext/epa/cis/2000/042/tcover.html | [provisional] | REVIEW: http://www.ida.liu.se/ext/etai/ra/rac/030/ ======================================================== ABSTRACT We summarize the definition and basic properties of the meta-theoretic approach to non-monotonic reasoning, known as *Features and Fluents*, together with its extension to the continuum case and the relation with classical Newtonian Mechanics. The paper is designed for readers with no preliminary knowledge in the topic. ******************************************************************** This Newsletter is issued whenever there is new news, and is sent by automatic E-mail and without charge to a list of subscribers. To obtain or change a subscription, please send mail to the editor, erisa@ida.liu.se. Contributions are welcomed to the same address. Instructions for contributors and other additional information is found at: http://www.etaij.org/rac/ ********************************************************************