Add to ORKGWe characterize aperiodic distributed behaviours, modelled as Mazurkiewicz traces in terms of a very natural cascade product of the gossip automaton with a counter-free asynchronous automaton. The characterization strengthens the fundamental results of Schutzenberger and, McNaughton and Papert and implies that star-free, equivalently, first-order-definable trace languages admit counter-free asynchronous acceptors modulo the gossip automaton
AbstractIn this paper we compare and study some properties of two mathematical models of concurrent ...
Abstract. In the theory of deterministic automata for languages of infinite words, a fundamental fac...
AbstractWe show the interest of the mixed (or synchronous) product for studying traces and trace lan...
International audienceWe develop new algebraic tools to reason about concurrent behaviours modelled ...
We develop new algebraic tools to reason about concurrent behaviours modelledas languages of Mazurki...
In this paper we characterize concurrent alphabets for which every recognizable trace language admit...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is the study of asynchronous automata, a special kind of...
We develop new algebraic tools to reason about concurrent behaviours modelled as languages of Mazurk...
AbstractThe aim of this paper is the study of asynchronous automata, a special kind of automata whic...
Given a recognizable trace language T there always exists a minimum (up to isomorphism) monoid autom...
AbstractGiven a recognizable trace language T there always exists a minimum (up to isomorphism) mono...
Asynchronous automata were introduced by W. Zielonka as an algebraic model of distributed systems, s...
International audienceOne of the main motivations for this work is to obtain a distributed Krohn-Rho...
The classification of recognizable ω-word languages into Borel levels is the basis of many specializ...
In this paper we compare and study some properties of two mathematical models of concurrent systems,...
AbstractIn this paper we compare and study some properties of two mathematical models of concurrent ...
Abstract. In the theory of deterministic automata for languages of infinite words, a fundamental fac...
AbstractWe show the interest of the mixed (or synchronous) product for studying traces and trace lan...
International audienceWe develop new algebraic tools to reason about concurrent behaviours modelled ...
We develop new algebraic tools to reason about concurrent behaviours modelledas languages of Mazurki...
In this paper we characterize concurrent alphabets for which every recognizable trace language admit...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is the study of asynchronous automata, a special kind of...
We develop new algebraic tools to reason about concurrent behaviours modelled as languages of Mazurk...
AbstractThe aim of this paper is the study of asynchronous automata, a special kind of automata whic...
Given a recognizable trace language T there always exists a minimum (up to isomorphism) monoid autom...
AbstractGiven a recognizable trace language T there always exists a minimum (up to isomorphism) mono...
Asynchronous automata were introduced by W. Zielonka as an algebraic model of distributed systems, s...
International audienceOne of the main motivations for this work is to obtain a distributed Krohn-Rho...
The classification of recognizable ω-word languages into Borel levels is the basis of many specializ...
In this paper we compare and study some properties of two mathematical models of concurrent systems,...
AbstractIn this paper we compare and study some properties of two mathematical models of concurrent ...
Abstract. In the theory of deterministic automata for languages of infinite words, a fundamental fac...
AbstractWe show the interest of the mixed (or synchronous) product for studying traces and trace lan...