Applications of Prolog to represent physical and chemical objects — a tutorial introduction
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Abstract For many years, computing in physics and chemistry was mainly numerical computing. The availability of high-level symbolic languages, such as Prolog, on largely widespread microcomputers opens new horizons for the application of computers to physics and chemistry. In this tutorial introduction we focus on the use of Prolog's fundamental structures.
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