A Bibliography of Publications of Bernhard Nebel
A Bibliography of Publications of Bernhard Nebel
A Bibliography of Publications of Bernhard Nebel
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REFERENCES 18<br />
Morgan Kaufmann Ser. Represent.<br />
Reason., pages 301–<br />
311. Morgan Kaufmann, San<br />
Mateo, May 1989.<br />
<strong>Nebel</strong>:1989:KLAb<br />
[Neb89b] <strong>Bernhard</strong> <strong>Nebel</strong>. A knowledge<br />
level analysis <strong>of</strong> belief<br />
revision. IWBS Report<br />
69, IWBS, IBM Germany,<br />
1989.<br />
Stuttgart, Germany,<br />
<strong>Nebel</strong>:1989:TRI<br />
[Neb89c] <strong>Bernhard</strong> <strong>Nebel</strong>. Terminological<br />
reasoning is inherently<br />
intractable. IWBS Report<br />
82, IWBS, IBM Germany,<br />
1989.<br />
Stuttgart, Germany,<br />
<strong>Nebel</strong>:1989:WHH<br />
[Neb89d] <strong>Bernhard</strong> <strong>Nebel</strong>. What is<br />
hybrid in hybrid representation<br />
systems? In F. Gardin,<br />
G. Mauri, and M. G. Filippini,<br />
editors, Proceedings<br />
<strong>of</strong> the International Symposium<br />
on Computational Intelligence<br />
’89, pages 217–228.<br />
North-Holland, Amsterdam,<br />
The Netherlands, September<br />
1989.<br />
<strong>Nebel</strong>:1990:RRH<br />
[Neb90a] <strong>Bernhard</strong> <strong>Nebel</strong>. Reasoning<br />
and Revision in Hybrid Representation<br />
Systems, volume<br />
422 <strong>of</strong> Lecture Notes in Artificial<br />
Intelligence and Lecture<br />
Notes in Computer Science.<br />
Springer-Verlag, Berlin,<br />
Germany / Heidelberg,<br />
Germany / London, UK /<br />
etc., 1990. ISBN 3-540-52443-<br />
6 (Berlin), 0-387-52443-6<br />
(New York). ISSN 0302-<br />
9743 (print), 1611-3349 (electronic).<br />
xii + 270 pp. LCCN<br />
Q335 .N43 1990. URL ftp:/<br />
/ftp.informatik.uni-ulm.<br />
de/pub/papers/ki/reprint.<br />
ps.gz; http://link.springerny.com/link/service/series/<br />
0558/tocs/t0422.htm; http:<br />
//www.springerlink.com/<br />
openurl.asp?genre=issue&<br />
issn=0302-9743&volume=422.<br />
<strong>Nebel</strong>:1990:TRI<br />
[Neb90b] <strong>Bernhard</strong> <strong>Nebel</strong>. Terminological<br />
reasoning is inherently<br />
intractable. Artificial Intelligence,<br />
43(2):235–249, 1990.<br />
CODEN AINTBB. ISSN<br />
0004-3702 (print), 1872-7921<br />
(electronic). URL ftp:/<br />
/ftp.informatik.uni-ulm.<br />
de/pub/papers/ki/nebelaij90.ps.gz.<br />
<strong>Nebel</strong>:1991:BRD<br />
[Neb91a] <strong>Bernhard</strong> <strong>Nebel</strong>. Belief revision<br />
and default reasoning:<br />
syntax-based approaches. In<br />
Principles <strong>of</strong> knowledge representation<br />
and reasoning<br />
(Cambridge, MA, 1991),<br />
Morgan Kaufmann Ser. Represent.<br />
Reason., pages 417–<br />
428. Morgan Kaufmann, San<br />
Mateo, CA, 1991.<br />
<strong>Nebel</strong>:1991:BRDb<br />
[Neb91b] <strong>Bernhard</strong> <strong>Nebel</strong>. Belief revision<br />
and default reasoning:<br />
Syntax-based approaches. In
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