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Temporal Database Chap 3: The Interval-extended Relational Model and Its Applications to Valid-time Databases
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3.2 Underlying Formalization
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3.2 Underlying Formalization
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3.2 Underlying Formalization
The empty set is not an interval. Boundaries of interval: start(:di, dj)) stop(:di, dj)) I(D): The set of all the intervals over 1-d space D
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3.2 Underlying Formalization
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3.2 Underlying Formalization
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3.2.3 N-Dimensional Intervals
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3.2.3 N-Dimensional Intervals
du =:2,6) × :1,6)
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The Duality Principle
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3.3 The IXRM Model b??
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3.3 The IXRM Model
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3.3 The IXRM Model
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3.3 The IXRM Model
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Operations Union, Difference, Projection, Cartesian Product
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Operations S = Fold: Ai ! ( R )
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Operations
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Operations IF S = Fold: Ai ! ( R ) , the following properties are satisfied.
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Operations
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3.3.2 Operations R = Unfold: Time ! (SALARY) SALARY = Fold: Time! (R)
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Operations
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Operations
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Operations
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Operations
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3.3.3 Geometric Interpretation of the New Operations
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3.3.3 Geometric Interpretation of the New Operations
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3.3.3 Geometric Interpretation of the New Operations
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3.3.3 Geometric Interpretation of the New Operations
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3.3.3 Geometric Interpretation of the New Operations
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3.4 Application to Valid-time Database
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Deletion of Data
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Retrieval of Data
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SALARY
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Retrieval of Data
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Retrieval of Data
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Retrieval of Data
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3.5 Implementation
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3.5 Implementation
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