Abstract. We consider a general shuing operation for ¯nite and in¯nite words which is not necessarily fair. This means that it may be the case that in a shue of two words, from some point onwards, one of these words prevails ad in¯nitum even though the other word still has letters to contribute. Pre¯xes and limits of shues are investigated, leading to a characterization of general shues in terms of shues of ¯nite words, a result which does not hold for fair shues. Associativity of shuing is an immediate corollary.
phonotactic knowledge. They point out that the SPE theory does not distinguish between a word with o...
This overview paper is devoted to Sturmian words. The first part summarizes different characterizati...
This dissertation develops the hypothesis that morphologically-related words are required to be phon...
Abstract. We consider a general shuffling operation for finite and infinite words which is not neces...
AbstractWe consider a general shuffling operation for finite and infinite words which is not necessa...
We consider various shuffling and unshuffling operations on languages and words, and examine their c...
The present study examines a particular kind of rule blockage – referred to below as an 'antistructu...
One of the hallmarks of optimality theory (OT) is strict domination: multiple low-ranked constraint ...
Summary. We present an overview of different approaches to define shuffles and synchro-nized shuffle...
A common assumption among models of orthographic processing is that letter-word inhibitory relations...
This paper is based on my recent NELS and Tilburg papers. It is divided into four major sections. In...
In this paper, the determinacy of regular lexical selectional restrictions is examined from both the...
Abstract-Spoonerisms are defined as involuntary rearrangements of elements in the serial order of sp...
A common assumption among models of orthographic processing is that letter-word inhibitory relations...
AbstractOne of the numerous characterizations of Sturmian words is based on the notion of balance. A...
phonotactic knowledge. They point out that the SPE theory does not distinguish between a word with o...
This overview paper is devoted to Sturmian words. The first part summarizes different characterizati...
This dissertation develops the hypothesis that morphologically-related words are required to be phon...
Abstract. We consider a general shuffling operation for finite and infinite words which is not neces...
AbstractWe consider a general shuffling operation for finite and infinite words which is not necessa...
We consider various shuffling and unshuffling operations on languages and words, and examine their c...
The present study examines a particular kind of rule blockage – referred to below as an 'antistructu...
One of the hallmarks of optimality theory (OT) is strict domination: multiple low-ranked constraint ...
Summary. We present an overview of different approaches to define shuffles and synchro-nized shuffle...
A common assumption among models of orthographic processing is that letter-word inhibitory relations...
This paper is based on my recent NELS and Tilburg papers. It is divided into four major sections. In...
In this paper, the determinacy of regular lexical selectional restrictions is examined from both the...
Abstract-Spoonerisms are defined as involuntary rearrangements of elements in the serial order of sp...
A common assumption among models of orthographic processing is that letter-word inhibitory relations...
AbstractOne of the numerous characterizations of Sturmian words is based on the notion of balance. A...
phonotactic knowledge. They point out that the SPE theory does not distinguish between a word with o...
This overview paper is devoted to Sturmian words. The first part summarizes different characterizati...
This dissertation develops the hypothesis that morphologically-related words are required to be phon...