Abstract
In this paper we provide an introductory explanation of the underlying semantics of answer set programming in terms of equilibrium logic. Rather than a thorough formal presentation of this formalism and its properties, we emphasize the intuitive meaning of its main logical definitions, explaining their effect on some example programs. We also overview some of the main extensions and relations to other logical approaches.
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