Titlebook: Jewels are Forever; Contributions on The Juhani Karhumäki,Hermann Maurer,Grzegorz Rozenberg Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 199

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Semilattices of Fault Semiautomataled ., by a set . = {.., …,..} of ‘faulty’ semiautomata. To define multiple faults from ., we need a binary composition operation, say ⊙, on semiautomata, which is idempotent, commutative, and associative. Thus, one has the free semilattice .. generated by .. In general, however, the single faults a

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Synchronized Shuffle and Regular Languagesroved that the family of regular star languages is the smallest family containing the language (. + .)* and closed under synchronized shuffle and length preserving morphism. The second representation result states that the family of ε-free regular languages is the smallest family containing the lang

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Synchronization Expressions: Characterization Results and Implementationr semantics is defined using the synchronization languages. In this paper we survey results on synchronization languages, in particular, various approaches to obtain a characterization of this language family using closure under a set of rewriting rules. Also, we discuss the use and implementation o

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Tree-Walking Pebble Automatae proper. They include all locally first-order definable tree languages. We allow the tree-walking automaton to use a finite number of pebbles, which have to be dropped and lifted in a nested fashion. The class of tree languages accepted by these tree-walking pebble automata contains all first-order

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On the Equivalence of Finite Substitutions and Transducerss well as its relations to the equivalence problems of sequential transducers. Among other things it is proved to be decidable whether for a regular language . and two substitutions . and . the latter one being a prefix substitution, the relation Unknown control sequence φ(.) ⊆ . (.) holds for all .