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Logic Programming Languages for Querying and Evolution on the Web -- Protein Folding Simulation in CCP -- Applying CLP to Predict Extra-Functional Properties of Component-Based Models -- Main Results of the OADymPPaC Project -- FDBG, the CLP Debugger Library of SICStus Prolog -- Development of Semantic Debuggers Based on Refinement Calculus -- A Tracer Driver to Enable Debugging, Monitoring and Visualization of CLP Executions from a Single Tracer -- Grid Service Selection with PPDL -- Concurrent Constraint Programming and Tree?Based Acoustic Modelling -- MProlog: An Extension of Prolog for Modal Logic Programming -- Probabilistic Choice Operators as Global Constraints: Application to Statistical Software Testing -- Constraint-Based Synchronization and Verification of Distributed Java Programs -- JmmSolve: A Generative Java Memory Model Implemented in Prolog and CHR -- Agent Oriented Logic Programming Constructs in Jinni 2004. 330 $aThis volume contains the papers presented at the 20th International Conference on Logic Programming,held in Saint-Malo,France,September 6?10,2004.Since the ?rst meeting in this series, held in Marseilles in 1982, ICLP has been the premier international conference for presenting research in logic programming. This year, we received 70 technical papers from countries all over the world, and the Program Committee accepted 28 of them for presentation;they are included in this volume. A stand-by-your-poster session took place during the conference. It served as a forum for presenting work in a more informal and interactive setting. Abstracts of the 16 posters selected by the Program Committee are included in this volume as well. The conference program also included invited talks and invited tutorials. We were privileged to have talks by three outstanding researchers and excellent speakers: Nachum Dershowitz (Tel Aviv University, Israel) talked on Ter- nation by Abstraction, Michael Gelfond (Texas Tech University, USA) on - swer Set Programming and the Design of Deliberative Agents,andG´ erard Huet (INRIA, France) on Non-determinism Lessons. Two of the invited talks appear in these proceedings. The tutorials covered topics of high interest to the logic programming community: Ilkka Niemel¨ a gave a tutorial on The Implementation of Answer Set Solvers, Andreas Podelskion Tree Automata in Program Analysis and Veri?cation, and Guillermo R. Simari on Defeasible Logic Programming and Belief Revision. Satellite workshops made the conference even more interesting. Six workshops collocated with ICLP 2004: ? CICLOPS2004, Colloquium on Implementation of Constraint and Logic Programming Systems, organized by Manuel Carro. ? COLOPS2004, 2nd International Workshop on Constraint & Logic Progr- ming in Security, organized by Frank Valencia. ? MultiCPL2004, 3rd International Workshop on Multiparadigm Constraint, organized by Petra Hofstedt. ? 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