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Links
Research
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DLV
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DLV project homepage.
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Smodels
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Non-disjunctive datalog system developed at Helsinki University of Technology.
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NoMoRe
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Non-disjunctive datalog system developed at the University of Potsdam.
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DeReS
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DeReS is a Default Reasoning System, which can also calculate answer sets of (nondisjunctive) logic programs.
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DisLog
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Disjunctive datalog system developed at the University of Würzburg.
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DBLP
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Digital Bibliography & Library Project (previously:
DataBase systems and Logic Programming)
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OEGAI
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Österreichische Gesellschaft für Artificial Intelligence
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SATO
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A Davis Putnam implementation.
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Böhm
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Another Davis Putnam implementation.
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SATLIB
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Satisfiability resources.
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Researchers
Here are some links to researchers working on related topics or who
I just happened to meet at some conferences, workshops etc. Some of
this informations will be outdated by nature - if you find yourself
on this list and do not agree with my comments, just send me an
email and tell me about it!
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Slim Abdennadher
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Researcher at LMU München, Germany, co-inventor of Constraint Handling Rules (CHR). I have met him at several "Workshops Logisches Programmieren".
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Christian Anger
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Co-creator of the ASP system NoMoRe. Met him in Potsdam at DGNMR and at Dagstuhl.
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Chitta Baral
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Researcher at the Arizona State University, USA. He works (among other
things) on answer set programming (there will be a book authored by
him on this topic soon!) and planning.
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Harold Boley
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Researcher at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence. I have met him at several "Workshops Logisches Programmieren".
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Stefan Brass
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Researcher at the University of Pittsburgh, USA. Author of many papers on semantics of disjunctive logic programs.
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François Bry
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Researcher at LMU München, Germany, very well-known in the Theorem Proving community. I have met him at several "Workshops Logisches Programmieren".
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Francesco Buccafurri
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I first met him in Vienna many years ago. Works in Logic Programming and similar areas.
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Marco Cadoli
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Researcher at the University of Rome, Italy. Works with logic, complexity, knowledge representation, and much more.
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James Crawford
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Currently at i2 Technologies, Texas, USA. One of the very well-known persons of the SAT community.
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Marina De Vos
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Works in (Ordered) Logic Programs, Game Theory and more, and is also very active in WASP. Met her first in El Paso at LPNMR 1999.
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Jürgen Dix
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Researcher at the University of Manchester, UK. Author of many papers on semantics of disjunctive logic programs, agents, and more.
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Thomas Eiter
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My boss. Guru in complexity, logic, symbolic AI, and an enormous number of other topics.
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Esra Erdem
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She works with answer set planning and similar issues. I met her first at ICLP 1999, now she is my roommate.
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Norman Foo
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He works in a very broad area, and knows incredibly much (and also incredibly many funny stories to tell). Met him first in Vienna at LPNMR 2001.
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Michael Gelfond
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Reasearcher
at Texas Tech University, USA. His name will live forever with the
"Gelfond-Lifschitz transformation". He works in answer set
programming, planning, and many other topics.
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Enrico Giunchiglia
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Researcher at the University of Genova, Italy. He works in planning, satisfiability, QBFs, and more.
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Holger Hoos
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Researcher at the University of British Columbia, Canada. Expert with stochastic search techniques.
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Henry Kautz
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Researcher at the University of Washington, USA. Very well known researcher in the areas of SAT, planning, stochastic search etc.
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Kathrin Konczak
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Co-creator of the ASP system NoMoRe. Met her in Dagstuhl and at JELIA
2002.
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Joohyung Lee
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He works in Answer Set Programming. I met him in Mumbai at ICLP 2003.
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Nicola Leone
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Head of the DLV project and collaborator in several projects, now at the
University of Calabria, Italy.
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Yuliya Lierler
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Previously known as Yuliya Babovich. She co-created the CMODELS ASP system.
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Vladimir Lifschitz
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Researcher at the University of Texas, USA. His name will live forever with the
"Gelfond-Lifschitz transformation". He works in answer set
programming, planning, and many other topics.
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Thomas Linke
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Researcher at the University of Potsdam, Germany. After having worked with default logic, he and his colleagues have produced a new ASP system (NoMoRe).
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Alessandra Mileo
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She works with Alessandro Provetti, met her in Reggio di Calabria at AGP 2003.
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Jack Minker
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Researcher at the University of Maryland, USA.
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Ilkka Niemelä
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Researcher at the Helsinki University of Technology, Finland.
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David Pearce
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Researcher at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence and coordinator of Compulog Net.
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Gerald Pfeifer
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Cooperator in many projects, researcher at TU Wien, Austria.
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Axel Polleres
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My friend, collaborator, student, former roommate. All at the same time!
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Francesco Scarcello
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First met him many years ago in Vienna. The man with the highest energy per body size...
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Patrik Simons
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Former researcher at the Helsinki University of Technology, Finland.
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Tran Cao Son
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He works with planning, inheritance systems and who-knows-what-else. Met him first in Washington, DC.
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Umberto Straccia
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He works in Logic Programming and Uncertainty. Met him in Mumbai at ICLP 2003.
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Tommi Syrjänen
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Works on lparse, smodels and many other things in ASP. Met him several times, first time probably at LPNMR 2001.
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Davy Van Nieuwenborgh
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Met him several times, he is working with Dirk Vermeir, mostly on Ordered Logic Programs.
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Yuting Zhao
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Created the ASSAT ASP system, met him in Dagstuhl and Mumbai.
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Friends
Music
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The Cheesy Homepage
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The first Primus webpage by Ram Samudrala , who also created alt.music.primus.
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Baby Snufkin
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A VERY cool Californian band, who play in Austria fairly
often. Incredible live performance!
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M.I.R.V.
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MIRV, a very cool Californian band, IMO ready for world domination :)
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TU Wien
Software
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egcs
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The egcs (Enhanced GNU Compiler System) project.
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Public Transport
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bahnen.at
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Successor of Bernd Ennsfellner's pages on Austrian railways.
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Austrian and international railways, trams, etc.
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Gerald Kempel
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Very informative page on public transport in Austria (in German).
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Astrail
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Contains (in German) some visions of mass transport of the future.
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Food and Beverages
Running
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Lauftreff
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Der virtuelle Lauftreff. [in German]
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Night Photography
Miscellaneous
Wolfgang Fabers in the WWW
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He works at a chemistry
department of the Vienna University of Technology. This guy started
his studies in the same year as I did, some former schoolmates
introduced him to me once (I was completely puzzled and thought it was
a joke until I saw his student ID [even there four of the seven digits
of the "Matrikelnummer" were equal]). Apparently he also finished in
the same year as I did; plus he had his "Sponsion" (graduation event)
on the same day as I did (in the morning - mine was in the afternoon),
where he gave the speech as student representative (which I did in the
afternoon as well). This last fact also puzzled somebody in the
"Dekanat" (dean's office), where we brought a hardcopy of our speech:
"You've been here in the morning - but you looked different!"
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Fabers in the WWW
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Faber genealogy forum
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There are quite many more Fabers, most of which are probably unrelated to me,
so I just provide these genealogy links.
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Online Culture
Sokoban
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Yoshio Murase's Sokoban page
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Contains many puzzles designed by the author of that page. He has also created a tool for automatically generating interesting puzzles.
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xsokoban
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Sokoban game for the X Window System.
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