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Online DBLP entries are available for Giuseppe de Giacomo and the following references. (The DiSC DBLP references below have been taken from the Novemember 1998 DBLP.)
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Diego
Calvanese, Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Maurizio
Lenzerini,
Daniele
Nardi,
Riccardo
Rosati: Information Integration: Conceptual Modeling and Reasoning
Support.
CoopIS
1998: 280-291
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Diego
Calvanese, Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Maurizio
Lenzerini: On the Decidability of Query Containment under Constraints.
PODS
1998: 149-158
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Diego
Calvanese, Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Maurizio
Lenzerini: Representing and Reasoning on SGML Documents.
ISMIS
1997: 540-549
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Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Maurizio
Lenzerini: A Uniform Framework for Concept Definitions in Description
Logics.
JAIR
6: 87-110 (1997)
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Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Xiao
Jun Chen: Reasoning about Nondeterministic and Concurrent Actions:
A Process Algebra Approach.
AAAI/IAAI,
Vol. 1 1996: 658-663
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Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Fabio
Massacci: Tableaux and Algorithms for Propositional Dynamic Logic with
Converse.
CADE
1996: 613-627
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Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Luca
Iocchi,
Daniele
Nardi,
Riccardo
Rosati: Moving a Robot: The KR&R Approach at Work.
KR
1996: 198-209
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Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Maurizio
Lenzerini: TBox and ABox Reasoning in Expressive Description Logics.
KR
1996: 316-327
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Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Paolo
Naggar: Conceptual Data Model with Structured Objects for Statistical
Database.
SSDBM
1996: 168-175
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Giuseppe de Giacomo: Intensional Query Answering by Partial Evaluation.
JIIS
7(3): 205-233 (1996)
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Diego
Calvanese, Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Maurizio
Lenzerini: Structured Objects: Modeling and Reasoning.
DOOD
1995: 229-246
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Diego
Calvanese, Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Maurizio
Lenzerini: Increasing the Power of Structured Objects.
KRDB
1995
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Giuseppe de Giacomo,
Maurizio
Lenzerini: Boosting the Correspondence between Description Logics and
Propositional Dynamic Logics.
AAAI,
Vol. 1 1994: 205-212
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Giuseppe de Giacomo: Intensional Query Answering: An Application of Partial
Evaluation.
LOPSTR
1992: 132-150
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