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Articles Submitted for Review and Publication
The following articles have been received for review.
Questions and comments about
these articles are invited, similarly to the question period at the
end of a paper presentation at a conference. Please click the
word [interactions] to see the current interactions about
the article, or to send your own debate contribution.
Each article goes through the following steps:
- Article is announced in the Newsletter and News Journal. This
starts a three month period of review discussion.
- Author decides whether he or she wishes to have the article refereed
for the Transactions, or not.
- If yes, the article is sent to confidential referees.
- The article is either accepted or not accepted for the Transactions.
The present list contains all articles that have been received and
announced, under different headings depending on where they are in the
review procedure. Contributions to the discussion are invited during
all those stages.
Articles presently in the review discussion
- 1997-06-05
Articles presently being refereed
The following articles have been submitted to refereeing, after having
been publicly reviewed for at least three months, and are awaiting the
referee reports.
Previously reviewed but not refereed articles
The following articles have previously been reviewed and
within the area "Reasoning about Actions and Change", but the authors
decided not to send the article to refereeing in the ETAI. (Typically,
the article has then been submitted to some other journal). The review
discussion will continue to be available, and additional contributions
are still welcome. Please click the word [interactions] to see
or to participate in the discussion.
Previously refereed articles
The following articles have previously been reviewed and
refereed within the area "Reasoning about Actions and Change".
The second date, if present, indicates the date when the article was
accepted to the ETAI. The review discussion will continue
to be available, and additional contributions are still welcome.
Please click the word [interactions] to see or participate in
the discussion.
Notation
Clicking [summary] leads to a concrete description of the
article's contents (an "informative abstract" rather than an
"indicative abstract").
Clicking an author name leads to her/his home page; clicking the
name of the article leads to a cover page for the full text and
abstract of the article.
Each item also specifies the date when the article was received, given
in standard European format (dd.mm.yyyy). The code (f-...)
indicates where the article was published (First Publication Archive,
year, and serial number of the article).