Incarnation Anyway: Arguments for Supralapsarian Christology by Edwin Chr. van Driel

Van Fraassen : Arguments Concerning Scientific Realism

The notion of literal construal divides anti-realists into two kinds: the kind who say that science aims to be true when construed non-literally; and kind van Fraassen belongs to, who say that while theories should be literally construed, they don’t have to be true. The first kind of anti-realist might claim e.g. that the theory of phlogiston and the modern theory of combustion say the same thi...

Mutual Funds by Edwin

CHR for Social Responsibility

Publicly traded corporations often operate against the public’s interest, serving a very limited group of stakeholders. This is counter-intuitive, since the public as a whole owns these corporations through direct investment in the stock-market, as well as indirect investment in mutual, index, and pension funds. Interestingly, the public’s role in the proxy voting process, which allows sharehol...

Tips for CHR Programming

The intent this document is to describe advanced CHR programming with efficient execution in SWIProlog and SICStus Prolog. The document is compiled using the reference manuals of SWI-Prolog [1] and SICStus Prolog [2, 3]. The authors have taken the liberty to extract the relevant information and summarize into this single document for clarity and exhaustive presentation of the various tips and c...

CHR for XSB

XSB is a highly declarative programming system consisting of Prolog extended with tabled resolution. It is useful for many tasks, some of which require constraint solving. Thus flexible and high level support for constraint systems is required. Constraint Handling Rules is exactly such a high level language embedded in Prolog for writing application tailored constraint solvers. In this paper we...