Abstract
The purpose of the present paper is to give an overview of our joint work with Zoltán Ésik, namely the development of an abstract fixed point theory for a class of non-monotonic functions [4] and its use in providing a novel denotational semantics for a very broad extension of classical logic programming [1]. Our purpose is to give a high-level presentation of the main developments of these two works, that avoids as much as possible the underlying technical details, and which can be used as a mild introduction to the area.
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