Functional Dependency Theory is a formal framework in relational database theory that specifies constraints on attribute relationships by defining when one set of attributes uniquely determines another within a relation schema.
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Algorithms for acyclic database schemes
Mihalis Yannakakis · Very Large Data Bases · 1981 · 500 citations
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