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ninth colloquium, Aarhus, Denmark, July 12-16, 1982

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"Automata, languages, and programming" was published by Springer-Verlag in 1982 - Berlin, the book is classified in bibliography genre and the language of the book is English.


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  • Title: ➤  Automata, languages, and programming
  • Authors: ➤  
  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Springer-Verlag
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  • Publish Location: Berlin
  • Genres: ➤  bibliography - conference publication - Conference papers and proceedings - Århus (1982) - Congresses
  • Dewey Decimal Classification: 519.4
  • Library of Congress Classification: QA267QA267 .I55 1982QA267 .I23 1982

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  • Number of Pages: vii, 613 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
  • Pagination: p. cm

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"Automata, languages, and programming" Table Of Contents:

  • 1- Locality in modular systems
  • 2- On
  • 3- he
  • 4- ly garbage collection: New algorithms inspired by program proofs
  • 5- Algebraic specifications for parametrized data types with minimal parameter and target algebras
  • 6- A modification of the ?
  • 7- alculus as a base for functional programming languages
  • 8- On the power of nondeterminism in dynamic logic
  • 9- Equivalence and membership problems for regular trace languages
  • 10- On the power of chain rules in context free grammars
  • 11- Extended Chomsky
  • 12- chützenberger theorems
  • 13- Real time agents
  • 14- Machine inductive inference and language identification
  • 15- Approximations of infinitary objects
  • 16- On test sets and the Ehrenfeucht conjecture
  • 17- An automata
  • 18- heoretic characterization of the OI
  • 19- ierarchy
  • 20- Fast detection of polyhedral intersections
  • 21- On reversal
  • 22- ounded counter machines and on pushdown automata with a bound on the size of the pushdown store
  • 23- Multihead finite state automata am concatenation
  • 24- Conditions enforcing regularity of context
  • 25- ree languages
  • 26- Repetitions in homomorphisms and languages
  • 27- Parameter passing commutes with implementation of parameterized data types
  • 28- An operational semantics for pure dataflow
  • 29- Some properties of D
  • 30- ontinuous causal nets
  • 31- A branching process arising in dynamic hashing, trie searching and polynomial factorization
  • 32- A sound and complete HOARE axiomatization of the ADA
  • 33- endezvous
  • 34- Universal realization, persistent interconnection and implementation of abstract modules
  • 35- Heaps on heaps
  • 36- A boundary of isomorphism completeness in the lattice of semigroup pseudovarieties
  • 37- Derived Pairs, overlap closures, and rewrite dominoes: New tools for analyzing term rewriting systems
  • 38- A programming language for the inductive sets, and applications
  • 39- A lower bound for the formula size of rational functions
  • 40- On the equivalence problem for binary DOL systems
  • 41- Results on the propositional ?
  • 42- alculus
  • 43- An iteration theorem for simple precedence languages
  • 44- The power of non
  • 45- ectilinear holes
  • 46- Fixed
  • 47- oint semantics for algebraic (tree) grammars
  • 48- Completing biprefix codes
  • 49- Advances in pebbling
  • 50- A powerdomain for countable non
  • 51- eterminism
  • 52- Properties of a notation for combining functions
  • 53- On the power of probabilistic choice in synchronous parallel computations
  • 54- Biprefix codes and semisimple algebras
  • 55- Algorithmic theories of data structures
  • 56- Implementation of parameterised specifications
  • 57- Algebraic semantics of recursive flowchart schemes
  • 58- The complexity of promise problems
  • 59- Global and local invariants in transition systems
  • 60- On relativization and the existence of complete sets
  • 61- Semantics of interference control
  • 62- Efficient simulations of multicounter machines
  • 63- Event structure semantics for CCS and related languages
  • 64- Domains for denotational semantics.

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