Fundamentals of computation theory : FCT '85 Cottbus, GDR, September 9 13, 1985

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Autor Corporativo: International Conference on fundamentals of computation theory :Cottbus
Outros autores: Budach, Lothar, 1935- (Directeur de la publication)
Formato: Livre numérique
Idioma:Anglais
Publicado: Berlin [etc.] : Springer [20..].
Cham : Springer Nature
Series:Lecture notes in computer science 199
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Edition sous un autre format:• Fundamentals of computation theory, FCT '85, Cottbus, GDR, September 9-13, 1985, edited by Lothar Budach, 1985, Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1 vol. (XII-542 p.), Lecture notes in computer science, 3-540-15689-5
• Fundamentals of Computation Theory, Texte imprimé, 9783662179901
Table des matières:
  • Space complexity of alternating Turing machines
  • A unifying theorem for algebraic semantics and dynamic logics
  • On some "non-uniform" complexity measures
  • Fast parallel vertex colouring
  • Muller automata and bi-infinite words
  • On formal languages, probabilities, paging and decoding algorithms
  • On the restriction of some NP-complete graph problems to permutation graphs
  • Fast parallel calculation of the rank of matrices over a field of arbitrary characteristic
  • Algorithms solving path systems
  • Decidability of confluence for ground term rewriting systems
  • Lower bounds on the complexity of 1-time only branching programs (Preliminary version)
  • On coordinated rewriting
  • Elements of a general theory of combinatorial structures
  • A language theoretic approach to serialization problem in concurrent systems
  • Logic programming and substitutions
  • A lower bound on the oscilation complexity of context-free languages
  • Depth efficient transformations of arithmetic into boolean circuits
  • Free cost measures of trees
  • Discrete extremal problems on covering
  • Parallel algorithms for connected components in a graph
  • Statistical testing of finite sequences based on algorithmic complexity
  • Lower bounds for boolean formulae of depth 3 and the topology of the n-Cube (Preliminary version)
  • Clustering to minimize the sum of volumes of convex hulls of clusters is NP-complete
  • Linear comparison complexity of the n-cube membership problem
  • String grammars with disconnecting
  • Array processing machines
  • A fast heuristic for covering polygons by rectangles
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  • Products of group languages
  • The complexity of embedding graphs into binary trees
  • On some topological properties of logicprograms
  • Recent results on continuous ordered algebras
  • Are lower bounds on the complexity lower bounds for universal circuits?
  • Probabilistic algorithms in group theory
  • Recent results on codes
  • A multiparameter analysis of the boundedness problem for vector addition systems
  • About two-way transducers
  • Parallel time O(log N) recognition of unambiguous CFLs
  • On colour critical graphs
  • Generalized thue-morse sequences
  • Tree-partite graphs and the complexity of algorithms
  • A quadratic regularity test for non-deleting macro s grammars
  • Continuous abstract data types: Basic machinery and results
  • On the length of single dynamic tests for monotone boolean functions
  • Enumerative combinatorics and algebraic languages
  • On several kinds of space-bounded on-line multicounter automata
  • Iterated linear control and iterated one-turn pushdowns
  • On the boolean closure of NP
  • The critical complexity of all (monotone) boolean functions and monotone graph properties
  • Degeneration of Shimura surfaces and a problem in coding theory
  • Quantifiers in combinatory PDL: Completeness, definability, incompleteness
  • Partial ordering derivations for CCS
  • Intersecting two polyhedra one of which is convex.