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Predicate Logic as Programming Language

Robert Kowalski, “Predicate Logic as Programming Language”. Information Processing 74 (IFIP Congress proceedings), North-Holland (published 1974). IFIP 74 congress, Stockholm, as recalled by the author in 1988 (date claimed by a later account or citation: August 1974).

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