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| 1 | Constraints and Constraint Solving: An Introduction | 1 |
| A First Approach to Constraint Based Calculi | 2 | |
| A Case Study of a Constraint System: Feature Constraints | 18 | |
| Programming with Incomplete Constraint Solvers | 29 | |
| Committed Choice: A More Realistic Approach | 33 | |
| 2 | Constraint Solving on Terms | 47 |
| The Principle of Syntactic Methods | 48 | |
| Unification Problems | 49 | |
| Dis-Unification Problems | 70 | |
| Ordering Constraints | 74 | |
| Matching Constraints | 76 | |
| Principles of Automata Based Constraint Solving | 78 | |
| Presburger Arithmetic and Classical Word Automata | 79 | |
| Typing Constraints and Tree Automata | 84 | |
| Set Constraints and Tree Set Automata | 88 | |
| Examples of Other Constraint Systems Using Tree Automata | 91 | |
| 3 | Combining Constraint Solving | 104 |
| Classification of Constraint Systems and Combination Approaches | 105 | |
| The Nelson-Oppen Combination Procedure | 112 | |
| Combination of E-Unification Algorithms | 119 | |
| The Logical and Algebraic Perspective | 129 | |
| Generalizations | 140 | |
| Optimization and Complexity Issues | 147 | |
| Open Problems | 152 | |
| 4 | Constraints and Theorem Proving | 159 |
| Equality Clauses | 160 | |
| The Purely Equational Case: Rewriting and Completion | 166 | |
| Superposition for General Clauses | 174 | |
| Saturation Procedures | 186 | |
| Paramodulation with Constrained Clauses | 189 | |
| Paramodulation with Built-in Equational Theories | 192 | |
| Effective Saturation of First-Order Theories | 194 | |
| 5 | Functional and Constraint Logic Programming | 202 |
| A Rewriting Logic for Declarative Programming | 204 | |
| Higher-Order Programming | 234 | |
| Constraint Programming | 252 | |
| 6 | Building Industrial Applications with Constraint Programming | 271 |
| Constraint Programming | 272 | |
| The CHIP System | 278 | |
| Application Studies | 280 | |
| Industrial Applications | 280 | |
| Case Studies | 286 | |
| Application Framework | 298 | |
| Analysis | 298 | |
| Does CLP Deliver? | 301 | |
| Limitations | 302 | |
| Future Trends | 303 |
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