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Temporal Deductive Databases and Infinite Objects

Summary: Temporal deductive DBs with one monadic successor per predicate to model recurring events, yielding infinite least fixpoints and answers; introduce “infinite objects” to make some infinite fixpoints finitely computable. Prove query processing is data‑PSPACE complete, give exponential iterative (bottom‑up) bounds driven by non‑temporal components (temporal part linear), show fixpoints are periodic, provide safety/infinite‑fixpoint detection algorithms, and contrast decidability with systems with unrestricted function symbols. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)

Paper ID
816
Venue
PODS
Year
1988
Pagerank
7.2298413e-05
Overall Rank
3,316 | 76.94%
DOI
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1,051 Safety of Recursive Horn Clauses With Infinite Relations 1987 PODS 0.00014440736
3,741 Time Modeling in Office Information Systems 1985 SIGMOD 6.8014508e-05
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