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ORCIDTheoretical Computer Science, Volume 450
Volume 450, September 2012
- Béatrice Bouchou-Markhoff, Pascal Caron, Jean-Marc Champarnaud, Denis Maurel:
Obituary for Sheng Yu. 1 - Béatrice Bouchou-Markhoff, Pascal Caron, Jean-Marc Champarnaud, Denis Maurel:
Preface. 2
- Pavel Martyugin:
Complexity of problems concerning reset words for cyclic and Eulerian automata. 3-9 - Jan Daciuk, Dawid Weiss:
Smaller representation of finite state automata. 10-21 - Denis Béchet, Alexandre Ja. Dikovsky, Annie Foret:
Categorial grammars with iterated types form a strict hierarchy of k-valued languages. 22-30 - Vincent Carnino, Sven De Felice:
Sampling different kinds of acyclic automata using Markov chains. 31-42 - Pierre-Cyrille Héam, Vincent Hugot, Olga Kouchnarenko
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Loops and overloops for Tree-Walking Automata. 43-53 - Yo-Sub Han, Sang-Ki Ko:
Analysis of a cellular automaton model for car traffic with a junction. 54-67 - Markus Holzer, Martin Kutrib, Katja Meckel:
Nondeterministic state complexity of star-free languages. 68-80 - Giuseppa Castiglione, Antonio Restivo, Marinella Sciortino:
Nondeterministic Moore automata and Brzozowski's minimization algorithm. 81-91 - José M. Castaño, Rodrigo Castaño:
A finite state intersection approach to propositional satisfiability. 92-108 - Supaporn Chairungsee, Maxime Crochemore:
Using minimal absent words to build phylogeny. 109-116
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