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                    " Automata, languages and programming : "
                    ICALP 93. A. Lingas ... (ed.).
 
 
            
                
                    | Document Type | : | BL |  
                    | Record Number | : | 735644 |  
                    | Doc. No | : | b555485 |  
                    | Main Entry | : | ICALP 93. A. Lingas ... (ed.). |  
                    | Title & Author | : | Automata, languages and programming : :  20th international colloquium, Lund, Sweden, July 5-9, 1993 ; proceedings\  ICALP 93. A. Lingas ... (ed.). |  
                    | Publication Statement | : | Berlin:  Springer,  1993 |  
                    | Series Statement | : | Lecture notes in computer science, 700. |  
                    | Page. NO | : | XII, 697 Seiten : Diagramme. |  
                    | ISBN | : | 0387569391 |  
                    |  | : | : 3540569391 |  
                    |  | : | : 9780387569390 |  
                    |  | : | : 9783540569398 |  
                    | Contents | : | Program result checking: A new approach to making programs more reliable.- Dynamic interpolation search in o(log log n) time.- Searching among intervals and compact routing tables.- The approximation of maximum subgraph problems.- Polynomially bounded minimization problems which are hard to approximate.- Primal-dual approximation algorithms for integral flow and multicut in trees, with applications to matching and set cover.- The complexity of approximating PSPACE-complete problems for hierarchical specifications.- Problems on pairs of trees and the four colour problem of planar graphs.- Constructing competitive tours from local information.- Treewidth and pathwidth of permutation graphs.- A theory of even functionals and their algorithmic applications.- Exact asymptotics of divide-and-conquer recurrences.- Optimal bounds for the change-making problem.- The complexity of N-body simulation.- A simple method for resolving degeneracies in Delaunay triangulations.- Fault-tolerance and complexity (Extended abstract).- Reversal-space trade-offs for simultaneous resource-bounded nondeterministic Turing machines.- On the computational power of discrete Hopfield nets.- On randomized versus deterministic computation.- Lower bounds for one-way probabilistic communication complexity.- Maintaining discrete probability distributions optimally.- Secure and efficient off-line digital money (extended abstract).- Computational depth and reducibility.- Learnability: Admissible, co-finite, and hypersimple languages.- Inclusion is undecidable for pattern languages.- New decidability results concerning two-way counter machines and applications.- Cobham's Theorem seen through Buchi's Theorem.- Logical definability on infinite traces.- Algebras for classifying regular tree languages and an application to frontier testability.- Finite automata as characterizations of minor closed tree families (extended abstract).- On distributed algorithms in a broadcast domain.- Sparse networks supporting efficient reliable broadcasting.- Strongly adaptive token distribution.- Fast parallel computation of characteristic polynomials by Leverrier's power sum method adapted to fields of finite characteristic.- Fast parallel constraint satisfaction.- The product of rational languages.- On regular compatibility of semi-commutations.- Algebraic aspects of B-regular series.- Products of finite state machines with full coverage.- An effective version of Stallings' theorem in the case of context-free groups.- On the power of periodic iteration of morphisms.- If a DOL language is k-power free then it is circular.- Deciding true concurrency equivalences on finite safe nets (preliminary report).- Timed testing of concurrent systems.- The fork calculus.- Extended transition systems for parametric bisimulation.- Temporal logic and categories of Petri nets.- Decidability of a partial order based temporal logic.- Local model checking for context-free processes.- Computing on structures.- A partial solution for D-unification based on a reduction to AC 1-unification.- Efficient analysis of concurrent constraint logic programs.- A confluent reduction for the extensional typed ?-calculus with pairs, sums, recursion and terminal object.- Modularity of termination and confluence in combinations of rewrite systems with ??.- From domains to automata with concurrency.- What is a universal higher-order programming language?. |  
                    | Subject | : | Lund lt;1993gt; |  
                    | Subject | : | Theoretische Informatik. |  
                    | Added Entry | : | Andrzej Lingas |  
                    |  | : | ICALP (20, 1993, Lund) |  |  |