Complementation and determinization are two fundamental notions in automata the-ory. The close relationship between the two has been well observed in the literature. In the case of nondeterministic finite automata on finite words (NFA), complemen-tation and determinization have the same state complexity, namely Θ(2n) where n is the state size. The same similarity between determinization and complementation was found for Büchi automata, where both operations were shown to have 2Θ(n lgn) state complexity. An intriguing question is whether there exists a type of ω-automata whose determinization is considerably harder than its complementation. In this pa-per, we show that for all common types of ω-automata, the determinization problem has the ...
AbstractWe consider the state complexities of some basic operations on regular languages. We show th...
In this paper we consider the transformation from (minimal) non-deterministic finite automata (NFAs)...
In this paper we revisit Safra's determinization constructions for automata on infinite words. We sh...
Determinisation and complementation are foundational notions in computer science. When considering f...
We study the state complexity of the concatenation operation on regular languages represented by det...
AbstractWe compare the nondeterministic state complexity of unary regular languages and that of thei...
We compare the nondeterministic state complexity of unary regular languages and that of their comple...
AbstractWe investigate the state complexity of some operations on binary regular languages. In parti...
In this paper we define a new descriptional complexity measure for Deterministic Finite Automata, BC...
AbstractIt is known that deterministic finite automata (DFAs) can be algorithmically minimized, i.e....
AbstractWe investigate the average-case state and transition complexity of deterministic and nondete...
AbstractFor any Buchi automaton Γ with n states which accepts the (ω-regular) language L(Γ), an expl...
The complementation problem for nondeterministic word automata has numerous applications in formal ...
Automata on infinite words (ω-automata) have wide ap-plications in formal language theory as well as...
Unambiguous non-deterministic finite automata (UFA) are non-deterministic automata (over finite word...
AbstractWe consider the state complexities of some basic operations on regular languages. We show th...
In this paper we consider the transformation from (minimal) non-deterministic finite automata (NFAs)...
In this paper we revisit Safra's determinization constructions for automata on infinite words. We sh...
Determinisation and complementation are foundational notions in computer science. When considering f...
We study the state complexity of the concatenation operation on regular languages represented by det...
AbstractWe compare the nondeterministic state complexity of unary regular languages and that of thei...
We compare the nondeterministic state complexity of unary regular languages and that of their comple...
AbstractWe investigate the state complexity of some operations on binary regular languages. In parti...
In this paper we define a new descriptional complexity measure for Deterministic Finite Automata, BC...
AbstractIt is known that deterministic finite automata (DFAs) can be algorithmically minimized, i.e....
AbstractWe investigate the average-case state and transition complexity of deterministic and nondete...
AbstractFor any Buchi automaton Γ with n states which accepts the (ω-regular) language L(Γ), an expl...
The complementation problem for nondeterministic word automata has numerous applications in formal ...
Automata on infinite words (ω-automata) have wide ap-plications in formal language theory as well as...
Unambiguous non-deterministic finite automata (UFA) are non-deterministic automata (over finite word...
AbstractWe consider the state complexities of some basic operations on regular languages. We show th...
In this paper we consider the transformation from (minimal) non-deterministic finite automata (NFAs)...
In this paper we revisit Safra's determinization constructions for automata on infinite words. We sh...