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Greg Butler, Sridhar S. Iyer, and Susan H. Ley Basser Department of Computer Science University of Sydney Sydney NSW7 2006 Australia This paper describes the design and il~lplen~cllt~~tic~ll of a deductive database for the 2668 groups of oN.Icr 2’1, (n < 7). The system was implemented in NU-Prolog, a Prolog system with built-in functions for creating and using deductive databases. In addition to the database, a simple query language was written. This ena.blcs database users to access the data using a simpler and more familiar set-theoretic syntax than that provided by the Prolog interpreter.

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