AMS Subject Classication: 11B85, 68Q45, 16W22, 18DXX Abstract. We present an abstract, yet rather natural concept of automaticity which is based on semigroup actions. The standard notion of k-automaticity as well as many, if not all of its generalizations are recovered by specifying appropriate semigroup actions on N0 or NN0 or other similar objects e.g., the standard notion of k-automaticity is recovered by considering a certain natural action of the free semigroup with k generators on N0: We show that the main results characterizing automatic sequences (Cobham, 1972, Math. Systems Theory 6) hold almost ver-batim in the general context, too
We develop an effective and natural approach to interpret any semigroup admitting a special language...
We develop an effective and natural approach to interpret any semigroup admitting a special language...
AbstractWe revisit a technique of S. Lehr on automata and use it to prove old and new results in a s...
To give a general framework for the theory of automatic groups and semigroups, we introduce the noti...
AbstractThe area of automatic groups has been one in which significant advances have been made in re...
To give a general framework for the theory of automatic groups and semigroups, we introduce the noti...
The notion of automaticity has been widely studied in groups and some progress has been made in unde...
It is well known that for monoids and completely simple semigroups the property of being automatic d...
We consider various automata-theoretic properties of semigroupoids and small categories and their re...
AbstractWe consider various automata-theoretic properties of semigroupoids and small categories and ...
AbstractWe consider various automata-theoretic properties of semigroupoids and small categories and ...
AbstractIn the study of automatic groups, the geometrical characterization of automaticity (in terms...
Automatic sequences are sequences which are produced by a finite automaton. Although they are not ra...
AbstractWe consider the automaticity of subsemigroups of free products of semigroups, proving that s...
We develop an effective and natural approach to interpret any semigroup admitting a special language...
We develop an effective and natural approach to interpret any semigroup admitting a special language...
We develop an effective and natural approach to interpret any semigroup admitting a special language...
AbstractWe revisit a technique of S. Lehr on automata and use it to prove old and new results in a s...
To give a general framework for the theory of automatic groups and semigroups, we introduce the noti...
AbstractThe area of automatic groups has been one in which significant advances have been made in re...
To give a general framework for the theory of automatic groups and semigroups, we introduce the noti...
The notion of automaticity has been widely studied in groups and some progress has been made in unde...
It is well known that for monoids and completely simple semigroups the property of being automatic d...
We consider various automata-theoretic properties of semigroupoids and small categories and their re...
AbstractWe consider various automata-theoretic properties of semigroupoids and small categories and ...
AbstractWe consider various automata-theoretic properties of semigroupoids and small categories and ...
AbstractIn the study of automatic groups, the geometrical characterization of automaticity (in terms...
Automatic sequences are sequences which are produced by a finite automaton. Although they are not ra...
AbstractWe consider the automaticity of subsemigroups of free products of semigroups, proving that s...
We develop an effective and natural approach to interpret any semigroup admitting a special language...
We develop an effective and natural approach to interpret any semigroup admitting a special language...
We develop an effective and natural approach to interpret any semigroup admitting a special language...
AbstractWe revisit a technique of S. Lehr on automata and use it to prove old and new results in a s...