Computing queries with higher-order logics
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- Computable queries for relational data bases
- Descriptive characterizations of computational complexity
- Expressibility of higher order logics
- Metafinite model theory
- On the expressibility and the computability of untyped queries
- On the expressive power of database queries with intermediate types
- The polynomial-time hierarchy
- Truth definitions in finite models
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