Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 1979 8th Symposium, Olomouc Czechoslovakia, September 3-7, 1979. Proceedings

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Becvar, J. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Berlin, Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 1979, 1979
Edition:1st ed. 1979
Series:Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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Collection: Springer Book Archives -2004 - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • Interactive L systems with almost interactionless behaviour
  • On the simplification of constructions in degrees of unsolvability via computational complexity
  • An algebraic extension of the Chomsky — hierarchy
  • Bounds on computational complexity and approximability of initial segments of recursive sets
  • On the weighted path length of binary search trees for unknown access probabilities
  • Computational complexity of approximation algorithms for combinatorial problems
  • A reduct-and-closure algorithm for graphs
  • Small universal Minsky machines
  • Parallel and two-way recognizers of directed acyclic graphs
  • Fully effective solutions of recursive domain equations
  • A note on computational complexity of a statistical deducibility testing procedure
  • Context free normal systems
  • New proofs for jump dpda's
  • Synchronization andmaximality for very pure subsemigroups of a free semigroup
  • On the sets of minimal indices of partial recursive functions
  • Some remarks on Boolean sums
  • On the propositional algorithmic logic
  • Ch(k) grammars: A characterization of LL(k) languages
  • A uniform approach to balanced binary and multiway trees
  • On the generative capacity of some classes of grammars with regulated rewriting
  • Validity test for Floyd's operator-precedence parsing algorithms
  • On the languages of bounded Petri nets
  • Dyck language D2 is not absolutely parallel
  • Fixed points in the power-set algebra of infinite trees
  • On relaxation rules in algorithmic logic
  • L-Fuzzy functorial automata
  • Schematics of structural parallel programming and its applications
  • On axiomatization of deterministic propositional dynamic logic
  • Bounded recursion and complexity classes
  • Characterization of rational and algebraic power series
  • A crossing measure for 2-tape Turing machines
  • The complexity of lexicographic sorting and searching
  • An algebraic approach to concurrence
  • On multitape automata
  • A sound and complete proof system for partial program correctness
  • The problem of reachability and verification of programs
  • Assertion programming
  • Complexity classes of formal languages
  • Fast probabilistic algorithms
  • Relative succinctness of representations of languages and separation of complexity classes
  • On two types of loops
  • Full abstraction for a simple parallel programming language
  • On some developments in cryptography and their applications to computer science
  • Searching, sorting and information theory
  • Lcf: A way of doing proofs with a machine
  • Axioms or algorithms
  • Power from power series
  • Computational complexity of string and graph ident ification
  • A survey of grammar and l forms-1978
  • A theoretical study on the time analysis of programs
  • Completeness problems in verification of programs and program schemes
  • Relationships between AFDL's and cylinders
  • Computable data types
  • Program equivalence and provability
  • A turing machine oracle hierarchy
  • A survey of some syntactic results in the ?-calculus
  • On rational expressions representing infinite rational trees : Application to the structure of flow charts