Mathematical foundations of computer science 1992 : 17th International Symposium, Prague, Czechoslovakia, August 24 28, 1992 : proceedings

This volume contains 10 invited papers and 40 short communications contributed for presentation at the 17th Symposium on Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science, held in Prague, Czechoslovakia, August 24-28, 1992. The series of MFCS symposia, organized alternately in Poland and Czechoslovakia s...

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Autor corporatiu: Symposium on mathematical foundations of computer science :Prague, République tchèque
Altres autors: Havel, Ivan Miloš, 1938-2021 (Director editorial), Koubek, Václav, 1948-2016 (Director editorial)
Format: Livre numérique
Idioma:Anglais
Publicat: Berlin [etc.] : Springer [20..].
Cham : Springer Nature
Col·lecció:Lecture notes in computer science 629
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Edition sous un autre format:• Mathematical foundations of computer science 1992, proceedings, 17th International symposium, Prague, Czechoslovakia, August 24-28, 1992, I. M. Havel, V. Koubek (eds.), Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1992, 1 vol. (IX-521 p.), Lecture notes in computer science, 3-540-55808-X
• Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 1992, Texte imprimé, 9783662194454
Taula de continguts:
  • On range searching with semialgebraic sets
  • Graph layout problems
  • Parallel recognition and ranking of context-free languages
  • On the expansion of combinatorial polytopes
  • Neural networks and complexity theory
  • Theory of computation over stream algebras, and its applications
  • Methods in parallel algorithmcs
  • On the complexity of small description and related topics
  • Weak parallel machines: A new class of physically feasible parallel machine models
  • The complexity of graph connectivity
  • A perfect parallel dictionary
  • Some remarks on the test complexity of iterative logic arrays
  • The degree structure of 1-L reductions
  • Promise problems and access to unambiguous computation
  • On the complexity of incremental computation
  • Rational transductions and complexity of counting problems
  • Negation elimination in equational formulae
  • Object interaction
  • Strong normalization of substitutions
  • Probabilistic and pluralistic learners with mind changes
  • Parallel complexity of iterated morphisms and the arithmetic of small numbers
  • On computational power of weighted finite automata
  • The shuffle exchange network has a Hamiltonian path
  • Poset properties of complex traces
  • A threshold for unsatisfiability
  • Dataflow semantics for Petri nets
  • About boundedness for some datalog and DATALOGneg programs
  • Merging and sorting strings in parallel
  • Characterization of context-pree languages by erasing automata
  • Insertion and deletion of words: Determinism and reversibility
  • Small universal one-state linear operator algorithm
  • Mobility in the CC-paradigm
  • The emptiness problem for intersections of regular languages
  • On finite automata with limited nondeterminism (extended abstract)
  • Definitions and comparisons of local computations on graphs
  • Efficient unidimensionaluniversal cellular automaton
  • Inferring a tree from walks
  • Almost every set in exponential time is P-bi-immune
  • A functorial semantics for observed concurrency
  • Modelling concurrency with semi-commutations
  • Decision problems for cellular automata and their semigroups
  • On the nature of events
  • New parallel algorithms for convex hull and triangulation in 3-dimensional space
  • Two simple characterizations of well-founded semantics
  • Fully abstract semantics for higher order communicating systems
  • Superposable Trellis Automata
  • Maintaining proximity in higher dimensional spaces
  • Characterizing regular languages with polynomial densities
  • A strategy for speeding-up the computation of characteristic sets
  • One-rule trace-rewriting systems and confluence.