AbstractA set C⊆Σ∗ is called a code modulo a string-rewriting system T if, for all v1,v2,…vk, w1,w2,…,wmϵC,v1v2…vk↔*Tw1w2…wm implies that it is decidable whether a regular set is a code modulo T, when T is a finite string-rewriting system that is monadic and confluent, or that is special and λ-confluent
International audienceMotivated by the study of effectful programming languages and computations, we...
The set of (finite full prefix) codes on a given alphabet is endowed with the structure of a monoïd ...
AbstractThe theory of confluent and coherent equational term-rewriting systems is carried over to st...
AbstractIn general it is undecidable whether or not a given finite string-rewriting system R is conf...
AbstractIt is investigated as to how far the various decidability results for finite, monadic, and c...
We explore the borderline between decidability and undecidability of the following question: “Let C...
AbstractA finite string-rewriting system R preserves regularity if and only if it preserves Σ-regula...
AbstractFinite string-rewriting systems can be used to present monoids and groups. In general, these...
AbstractThis paper investigates decision problems of finite, special string-rewriting systems. There...
International audienceLet A be a finite or countable alphabet and let θ be literal (anti)morphism on...
International audienceLet A be a finite or countable alphabet and let θ be literal (anti)morphism on...
For a string rewriting system T on a finite alphabet ∑, the word problem is the following decision p...
For a string rewriting system T on a finite alphabet ∑, the word problem is the following decision p...
International audienceMotivated by the study of effectful programming languages and computations, we...
International audienceMotivated by the study of effectful programming languages and computations, we...
International audienceMotivated by the study of effectful programming languages and computations, we...
The set of (finite full prefix) codes on a given alphabet is endowed with the structure of a monoïd ...
AbstractThe theory of confluent and coherent equational term-rewriting systems is carried over to st...
AbstractIn general it is undecidable whether or not a given finite string-rewriting system R is conf...
AbstractIt is investigated as to how far the various decidability results for finite, monadic, and c...
We explore the borderline between decidability and undecidability of the following question: “Let C...
AbstractA finite string-rewriting system R preserves regularity if and only if it preserves Σ-regula...
AbstractFinite string-rewriting systems can be used to present monoids and groups. In general, these...
AbstractThis paper investigates decision problems of finite, special string-rewriting systems. There...
International audienceLet A be a finite or countable alphabet and let θ be literal (anti)morphism on...
International audienceLet A be a finite or countable alphabet and let θ be literal (anti)morphism on...
For a string rewriting system T on a finite alphabet ∑, the word problem is the following decision p...
For a string rewriting system T on a finite alphabet ∑, the word problem is the following decision p...
International audienceMotivated by the study of effectful programming languages and computations, we...
International audienceMotivated by the study of effectful programming languages and computations, we...
International audienceMotivated by the study of effectful programming languages and computations, we...
The set of (finite full prefix) codes on a given alphabet is endowed with the structure of a monoïd ...
AbstractThe theory of confluent and coherent equational term-rewriting systems is carried over to st...