Automata, languages, and programming : 12th colloquium, Nafplion, Greece, July 15-19, 1985

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Körperschaft: International Colloquium on Automata, languages and programming :Nafplion, Grèce
Weitere Verfasser: Brauer, Wilfried, 1937-2014 (Verlagsleitung)
Format: Livre numérique
Sprache:Anglais
Veröffentlicht: Berlin [etc.] : Springer [20..].
Cham : Springer Nature
Schriftenreihe:Lecture notes in computer science 194
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Edition sous un autre format:• Automata, languages, and programming, 12th colloquium, Nafplion, Greece, July 15-19, 1985, edited by Wilfried Brauer, Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1985, 1 vol. (VII-519 p.), Lecture notes in computer science, 0-387-15650-X
• Automata, Languages and Programming, Texte imprimé, 9783662181164
Inhaltsangabe:
  • Vertex packing algorithms
  • Linear and branching structures in the semantics and logics of reactive systems
  • About rational sets of factors of a bi-infinite word
  • A fair protocol for signing contracts
  • The influence of key length on the area-time complexity of sorting
  • Repeated synchronous snapshots and their implementation in CSP
  • On total regulators generated by derivation relations
  • Optimal solutions for a class of point retrieval problems
  • Fractional cascading: A data structuring technique with geometric applications
  • Hierarchies of one-way multihead automata languages
  • Partitioning point sets in 4 dimensions
  • A completeness theorem for recursively defined types
  • Categorical combinatory logic
  • Towards a uniform topological treatment of streams and functions on streams
  • Infinite streams and finite observations in the semantics of uniform concurrency
  • Imposed-functional dependencies inducing horizontal decompositions
  • Characterization of high level tree transducers
  • Ambiguity and transcendence
  • A fast algorithm for polygon containment by translation
  • Deterministic and Las Vegas primality testing algorithms
  • Efficient algorithms for graphic matroid intersection and parity
  • Operational semantics for order-sorted algebra
  • A universal domain technique for profinite posets
  • A simple proof of the Skolem-Mahler-Lech theorem
  • On complete problems for NP?CoNP
  • An algebraic theory of fair asynchronous communicating processes
  • Hoare's logic for nondeterministic regular programs: A nonstandard completeness theorem
  • Powerdomains as algebraic lattices preliminary report
  • Random generation of combinatiorial structures from a uniform distribution
  • Do rational equivalence relations have regular cross-sections?
  • On probabilistic time and space
  • Thenearest neighbor problem on bounded domains
  • Routing through a generalized switchbox
  • On k-repetition free words generated by length uniform morphisms over a binary alphabet
  • Every commutative quasirational language is regular
  • A probabilistic distributed algorithm for set intersection and its analysis
  • Distributed algorithms in synchronous broadcasting networks
  • A context dependent equivalence between processes
  • Lower bounds by kolmogorov-complexity
  • A bidirectional shortest-path algorithm with good average-case behavior (preliminary version)
  • Applications of an infinite squarefree CO-CFL
  • Special relations in automated deduction
  • Dynamic interpolation search
  • Polynomial levelability and maximal complexity cores
  • Finite group topology and p-adic topology for free monoids
  • On the use of relational expressions in the design of efficient algorithms
  • The complementation problem for Büchi automata with applications to temporal logic
  • A complete compositional modal proof system for a subset of CCS
  • On matrix multiplication using array processors
  • Optimal parallel pattern matching in strings
  • Compositionality and concurrent networks: Soundness and completeness of a proofsystem.