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(Reiter, 1991) ⇒ Raymond Reiter. (1991). “The Frame Problem in Situation the Calculus: A Simple Solution (sometimes) and a Completeness Result for Goal Regression.” In: Artificial intelligence and mathematical theory of computation. ISBN:0-12-450010-2

Subject Headings: Situation Calculus, The Frame Problem.

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