LINGUIST List 7.1235

Fri Sep 6 1996

FYI: ILLC Reports and Notes 1996, U of Cologne new website

Editor for this issue: Ann Dizdar <dizdartam2000.tamu.edu>

Directory

1. Marco R. Vervoort, ILLC Research Reports and Technical Notes 1996
2. Tarek Ahmed, Linguistics Department at the University of Cologne - New Website

ILLC Research Reports and Technical Notes
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This document contains the titles of the reports that appeared in the
ILLC report series during this year. All ILLC reports are available
from the ILLC bureau. Many are also electronically available,
 by WWW at http://www.wins.uva.nl/research/illc/wwwreports.html and
 or FTP at ftp://ftp.wins.uva.nl/pub/theory/illc/researchreports/
The ILLC bureau may be contacted by email, at illcwins.uva.nl

Reports are numbered Series-Year-Number, where `Series' is one of 
 LP = Logic, Philosophy and Linguistics
 ML = Mathematical Logic and Foundations
 CT = Computation and Complexity Theory

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Report LP-96-01
Title: Understanding Understanding
Author: Renate Bartsch

Report LP-96-02
Title: Presupposition
Author: David Beaver

Report LP-96-03
Title: Compositionality
Author: Theo M.V. Janssen

Report LP-96-04
Title: Dynamics
Author: Reinhard Muskens, Johan van Benthem, Albert Visser

Report LP-96-05
Title: Angluin's Theorem for Indexed Families of R.E. Sets and
Applications
Author: Dick de Jongh, Makoto Kanazawa

Report LP-96-06
Title: The Functional Completeness of 4-value Monotonic Protothetics
Author: Fran\c{c}ois Lepage, Serge Lapierre

Report LP-96-07
Title: Probabilistic Belief Expansion and Conditioning
Author: Frans Voorbraak

Report LP-96-08
Title: The Power of Vacillation in Language Learning
Author: John Case

Dear Colleagues,

for your information:

We ARE on the WEB!!

The Linguistics Department of the University of Cologne has it's own
WWW homepage now. For anyone interested in functionally/typologically
oriented general linguistics or historical linguistics there is the
possibility to get new information by

http://www.uni-koeln.de/phil-fak/ifs

DO check it out!