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TOWARD A LOGICAL/PHYSICAL THEORY OF SPREADSHEET MODELING
In spite of the increasing sophistication and power of commercial spreadsheet packages, we still lack a formal theory or a methodology to support the construction and maintenance of spreadsheet models. Using a dual logical/physical perspective, we identify four principal components that character
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