Mathematical foundations of computer science 1975 : 4th Symposium, Mariánské Lázně, September 1-5, 1975

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Müşterek Yazar: Symposium on mathematical foundations of computer science :Mariánské Lázně, République tchèque
Diğer Yazarlar: Bečvář, Jíří, 1926- (Yayın yönetmeni)
Materyal Türü: Livre numérique
Dil:Anglais
Baskı/Yayın Bilgisi: Berlin [etc.] : Springer 2005.
Cham : Springer Nature
Seri Bilgileri:Lecture notes in computer science 32
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Edition sous un autre format:• Mathematical foundations of computer science 1975, 4th Symposium, Mariánské Lázně, September 1-5, 1975, edited by J. Bečvář, Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1975, 1 vol. (X-476 p.), Lecture notes in computer science, 3-540-07389-2
• Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 1975, Texte imprimé, 9783662196823
İçindekiler:
  • Construction of complete sample system for correctness testing
  • Ten years of speedup
  • On logics of discovery
  • On models of protection in operating systems
  • Parsing as a subtask of compiling
  • Parallel recursive program schemes
  • On some problems concerning Pawlak's machines
  • Formal power series and growth functions of Lindenmayer systems
  • On the representability of relations by deterministic and nondeterministic multi-tape automata
  • On problems solvable by successive trials
  • Automata and categories
  • On some models of computability of boolean functions
  • Automata and categories: Finiteness contra minimality
  • Languages over free groups
  • On the comparison of notions of approximation
  • Non-linear speed-up theorem for two register minsky machines
  • Systems of open paths in Petri nets
  • On the largest full sub AFL of the full AFL of context-free languages
  • On complexity of nondeterministic Turing machines computations
  • On closure properties of context-free derivation complexity classes
  • Control structures in single block programs
  • Minimal Gödel numbers and their identification in the limit
  • Isomorphic representation of automata
  • Extended simple regular expressions
  • Conniver programs by logical point of view
  • On the set of all automata with the same monoid of endomorphisms
  • Nondeterministically recognizable sets of languages
  • The approximation problem in computational statistics
  • The continuous algebra of monadic languages
  • On sets of complex-programmed Numbers
  • Decision algorithms for Havel's branching automata
  • Automata and categories Input processes
  • Formalization of algorithmic reasoning
  • Proving program properties, symbolic evaluation and logical procedural semantics
  • A contribution to error recovery
  • On the analysis and synthesisproblems for context-free expressions
  • Monotone switching circuits and boolean matrix product
  • On some lattice-theoretic properties of generable languages
  • On some formal grammars generating dependency trees
  • Graph walking automata
  • On finding all solutions of the partitioning problem
  • Greibach normal form complexity
  • On correctness and essentiality of some Ianov schemas equivalence relations
  • Polynomially complete problems in the logic of automate discovery
  • Relational definition of computer languages
  • First-order reduction of call-by-name to call-by-value
  • Local disambiguating transformation
  • On cardinal sequential outer measures
  • On representation of sequential and parallel functions
  • The theory of the modified post algebras and multidimensional automata structures
  • An algebraic theory of formal languages
  • On polynomial reducibility of word problem under embedding of recursively presented groups in finitely presented groups
  • On the synthesis of automata with several initial states
  • A hierarchy of regular sequence sets
  • R-fuzzy grammars
  • Characterization of some classes of context-free languages in terms of complexity classes
  • Inductive inference of recursive functions
  • Proving properties of programs by means of predicate logic
  • A generalization of Scott's flow diagrams.