From: rrschulz@cris.com   
      
   Beerke wrote:   
      
   > we have a course going on in default logic, but i don't understand it   
   > and i am looking to some websites which explains the following things   
   > in more detail. I tried to find some with google but there is so much   
   > out there that i can't find what i need. Maybe some of u have some   
   > ideas where to find something about thes topics   
      
   Beerke,   
      
   I know you asked about Web sites, but perhaps   
   some book references would be helpful, too:   
      
   "Reasoning with Incomplete Information"   
     (c) 1988 David W. Etherington   
     Morgan Kaufmann, pub.   
     ISBN 0-934613-60-5   
      
   "An Introduction to Default Logic"   
     Philippe Besnard   
     (c) 1989 Springer-Verlag   
     ISBN 3-540-51566-6   
     ISBN 0-387-51566-6   
      
   "Nonmonotonic Reasoning"   
     Grigoris Antoniou   
     (c) 1997 MIT   
     ISBN 0-262-01157-3   
      
   "Logics of Time and Computation"   
     Robert Goldblatt   
     (c) 1987 CSLI   
      ISBN 0-937073-11-3   
      ISBN 0-937073-12-1   
      
      
   Randall Schulz   
      
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