I am not expert in logic, but I am wondering whether ASP could be a good instrument to face and solve Temporal Logic problems. In many examples I have seen ASP applied to first-order logic... is this extension to the temporal dimension possible?
Dear Peter, by a "temporal logic problem", I mean finding valid values for variables of a system of temporal logic expressions. Variables could be, for instance, integers.
Thanks for your's answer. What is not cleat to me is what are "list/set generators" that you mention?
I think ASP can be useful for solve temporal logic programs.
a problem domain can be modeled as ASP rules and temporal logic constraints can be represented as ASP constraints.
then a set of answer sets can be generated where each answer set corresponds to a model of the system. thanks to the temporal logic constraints, The result will be a set of answer sets ( i.e. stable models ) where a temporal logic property holds . I have used ASP for a model checking problem in the attached paper. I hope you want it useful.
Conference Paper A Semantic Model for Action-based Adaptive Security