Travelled to:
1 × Austria
1 × Canada
1 × China
1 × Cyprus
1 × France
1 × Greece
1 × Japan
1 × Poland
1 × Portugal
1 × Switzerland
1 × United Kingdom
2 × Australia
3 × USA
Collaborated with:
M.Benedikt ∅ M.V.Boom L.Segoufin C.Lutz P.G.Kolaitis W.C.Tan V.Bárány B.Alexe G.Fontaine A.Gheerbrant M.Franceschet E.Tsamoura M.Otto J.v.Benthem J.A.Väänänen T.Colcombet C.Civili E.Sherkhonov W.Tan M.Bienvenu F.Wolter L.Chiticariu W.Conradie M.Marx Y.Venema M.Aref T.J.Green B.Kimelfeld D.Olteanu E.Pasalic T.L.Veldhuizen G.Washburn
Talks about:
logic (9) guard (4) interpol (3) complex (3) schema (3) design (3) queri (3) path (3) data (3) map (3)
Person: Balder ten Cate
DBLP: Cate:Balder_ten
Contributed to:
Wrote 21 papers:
- LICS-2015-BenediktCB #decidability #fixpoint #logic
- Interpolation with Decidable Fixpoint Logics (MB, BtC, MVB), pp. 378–389.
- LICS-2015-BenediktCCB #bound #complexity #logic
- The Complexity of Boundedness for Guarded Logics (MB, BtC, TC, MVB), pp. 293–304.
- PODS-2015-CateCST #ontology #using
- High-Level Why-Not Explanations using Ontologies (BtC, CC, ES, WCT), pp. 31–43.
- SIGMOD-2015-ArefCGKOPVW #design #implementation
- Design and Implementation of the LogicBlox System (MA, BtC, TJG, BK, DO, EP, TLV, GW), pp. 1371–1382.
- LICS-CSL-2014-BenediktCB #effectiveness #logic
- Effective interpolation and preservation in guarded logics (MB, BtC, MVB), p. 10.
- PODS-2014-BenediktCT #generative #low cost #proving
- Generating low-cost plans from proofs (MB, BtC, ET), pp. 200–211.
- PODS-2013-BienvenuCLW #case study #csp #data access #datalog #ontology
- Ontology-based data access: a study through disjunctive datalog, CSP, and MMSNP (MB, BtC, CL, FW), pp. 213–224.
- VLDB-2012-BaranyCO #query
- Queries with Guarded Negation (VB, BtC, MO), pp. 1328–1339.
- ICALP-v2-2011-BaranyCS
- Guarded Negation (VB, BtC, LS), pp. 356–367.
- SIGMOD-2011-AlexeCKT #design
- Designing and refining schema mappings via data examples (BA, BtC, PGK, WCT), pp. 133–144.
- VLDB-2011-AlexeCKT #design #interactive #named #refinement
- EIRENE: Interactive Design and Refinement of Schema Mappings via Data Examples (BA, BtC, PGK, WCT), pp. 1414–1417.
- FoSSaCS-2010-CateF #calculus #finite #proving #μ-calculus
- An Easy Completeness Proof for the Modal μ-Calculus on Finite Trees (BtC, GF), pp. 161–175.
- CSL-2009-GheerbrantC #linear
- Craig Interpolation for Linear Temporal Languages (AG, BtC), pp. 287–301.
- VLDB-2009-CateCKT #query #sql
- Laconic Schema Mappings: Computing the Core with SQL Queries (BtC, LC, PGK, WCT), pp. 1006–1017.
- PODS-2008-CateS #automaton #logic #transitive #xpath
- XPath, transitive closure logic, and nested tree walking automata (BtC, LS), pp. 251–260.
- LICS-2007-CateBV #first-order #logic #theorem
- Lindstrom theorems for fragments of first-order logic (BtC, JvB, JAV), pp. 280–292.
- PODS-2007-CateL #complexity #query #xpath
- The complexity of query containment in expressive fragments of XPath 2.0 (BtC, CL), pp. 73–82.
- KR-2006-CateCMV #logic
- Definitorially Complete Description Logics (BtC, WC, MM, YV), pp. 79–89.
- PODS-2006-Cate #transitive #xpath
- The expressivity of XPath with transitive closure (BtC), pp. 328–337.
- CSL-2005-CateF #complexity #hybrid #logic #on the
- On the Complexity of Hybrid Logics with Binders (BtC, MF), pp. 339–354.
- KR-2002-Cate #logic #on the
- On the Logic of d-separation (BtC), pp. 568–577.