Abstract
In this paper we present a general formalism for representing and reasoning with temporal information, event and change. The temporal framework is a theory of time that takes both points and interval as temporal primitives and where the base logic is that of Kleene's three-valued logic. Thus, we can avoid the Divided Instant Problem (DIP). We present a three-valued based Temporal First-Order Nonmonotonic Logic (TFONL) that employs an explicit representation of time and events. We may embody default logic into TFONL, which takes into consideration the frame, qualification and ramification problems.
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