A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks

By E. F. Codd. 2000

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Advanced database methodology for the Collation of Connectivity data on the Macaque brain (CoCoMac). (2001, methodology): “The relational model has been one of the most successful paradigms in database technology and is based on a large and mathematically solid body of theory (e.g. see the classic paper by Codd (1970), or for a modern textbook Ullman & Widom (1997)).”
PiQA: an algebra for querying protein data sets (2003, background): “In the interest of space, we do not describe the basic relational algebraic constructs [7], and extensions of these constructs to accommodate PNF relations [18].”
Software Abstractions - Logic, Language, and Analysis (2006, unknown): “Alloy is also based on sets and relations, but its logic is more influenced by the relational formalisms of Tarski’s calculus [70] and Codd’s relational database model [9], with sets regarded as a special case of relations.”
From enterprise models to dimensional models: a methodology for data warehouse and data mart design (2000, background): “This introduces redundancy in the form of a transitive dependency, which is a violation to third normal form (Codd, 1970).”
CASA, the Common Astronomy Software Applications for Radio Astronomy (2022, methodology): “The MS is essentially a relational database consisting of a Main table containing the bulk data, and a number of subtables which store meta-data referenced by the Main table to avoid redundancy and to allow database normalization (Codd 1970).”