Revising and updating beliefs and knowledge bases is an important topic in knowledge representation and reasoning that requires a solid theoretical basis. As a result, various researchers have proposed Answer Set Programming as one of their key components to set up their approaches. In the need to satisfy more general principles, this paper presents a new characterisation of a semantics. It con...

As a starting point in understanding Quantum Mechanics, the postulates of Quantum Mechanics are presented, and few of the main eigenvalue problems, as well. Introduction. Quantum Mechanics is an axiomatic theory because it is well-grounded on few principles (from the Latin principium), or axioms (from the Greek, axios), or postulates (from the Latin postulatum), all of these words meaning the s...

Our goal is the discussion of problem mathematical interpretation basic postulates (or “principles”) Quantum Mechanics: transitions to quantum stationary orbits, wave-particle duality, and probabilistic interpretation, in context semiclassical self-consistent Maxwell–Schrödinger equations. We discuss possible dynamical these relying on a new general conjecture global attractors G-invariant nonl...

Theory recovery is the process of restoring consistency of a theory with respect to some intended semantics. Recently, a general framework for theory recovery has been developed using a twin semantics. In this paper we establish some relationships between this recovery framework and the well-known AGM postulates for theory revision. We show that the AGM revision postulates can be easily adapted...

Three basic postulates for Quantum Theory are proposed, namely the Probability, Maximum-Speed and Hilbert-Space postulates. Subsequently we show how these postulates give rise to well-known and widely used quantum results, as the probability rule and the linearity of quantum evolution. The suggested postulates also enables us to criticize EPR elements of reality under the Special Relativity phi...

In this paper, using the example of discovery viruses from history science in experiments D. J. Ivanovsky, authors investigate how scientific research functions and conception that could be determined as ruling paradigm is gradually transformed. Respecting logical scientific-methodological principles, Ivanovsky's discoveries, long run, led to completely new agents thus reconstruction bacteria s...

According to the Motor Theory of Speech Perception (MTSP), listeners perceive speech by way of the articulatory gestures they would perform themselves in producing a similar signal. The theory postulates a module that allows extracting gestural information from the signal. The gestures constitute the event perceived. According to the Modulation Theory (MDT), speech is modulated voice. Listeners...

The octave illusion is elicited by a sequence of tones presented to each ear that continuously alternate in frequency by one octave, but with high and low frequencies always in different ears. The percept for most listeners is a high pitch in one ear, alternating with a low pitch in the other ear. The influential suppression model of the illusion proposed by Deutsch and Roll (1976) carries thre...