Partial-predicate logic in computer science
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In [Acta Inf. 21, 251-269 (1984; Zbl 0534.68024)] \textit{H. Barringer}, \textit{J. H. Cheng} and \textit{C. B. Jones} present a 3-valued logic designed for program verification and computer science applications in general. This paper adds some theoretical background to their arguments for the need for such a system.
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