The complexity of modellability in finite and computable signatures of a constraint logic for head-driven phrase structure grammar

Journal of Logic, Language and Information 8 (1):83-110 (1999)
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The SRL of King is a sound, complete and decidable logic designed specifically to support formalisms for the HPSG of Pollard and Sag. The SRL notion of modellability in a signature is particularly important for HPSG, and the present paper modifies an elegant method due to Blackburn and Spaan in order to prove that – modellability in each computable signature is 1 0 – modellability in some finite signature is 1 0 -hard, and – modellability in some finite signature is decidable

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