File names and file systems

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- Update of reification semantics- Corrections on axioms related to agentive notions- Some more clarification on inherited DOLCE notions

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2.1 Basic Knowledge Systems................................................................................... 6 2.2 Hard problem because of embedded recursion in this model.................................. 7

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For typical workloads and file naming conventions, the size, lifespan, read/write ratio, and access pattern of nearly all files in a file system are accurately predicted by the name given to the file when it is created. We discuss some name-related properties observed in three contemporary NFS