AbstractWe describe a new way to model deletion operations on formal languages, called deletion along trajectories. We examine its closure properties, which differ from those of shuffle on trajectories, previously introduced by Mateescu et al. In particular, we define classes of non-regular sets of trajectories such that the associated deletion operation preserves regularity. Our results give uniform proofs of closure properties of the regular languages for several deletion operations.We also show that deletion along trajectories serves as an inverse to shuffle on trajectories. This leads to results on the decidability of certain language equations, including those of the form LTX=R, where L,R are regular languages and X is unknown
Stringology represents a modern part of the formal language theory, which deals with strings, langua...
A graph-controlled insertion-deletion (GCID) system has several components and each component contai...
Many different deletion operations are investigated applied to languages ac-cepted by one-way and tw...
AbstractWe describe a new way to model deletion operations on formal languages, called deletion alon...
AbstractWord and language operations on trajectories provide a general framework for the study of pr...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce block insertion and deletion on trajectories, which provide us w...
Shuffle on trajectories was introduced by Mateescu et al. [147] as a method of generalizing sev-eral...
AbstractWe introduce and study the notion of shuffle residual of a language L: the set containing th...
AbstractWe consider the decidability of existence of solutions to language equations involving the o...
AbstractWe investigate the use of shuffle on trajectories to model certain classes of languages aris...
We study the shuffle quotient operation and introduce equivalence relations it defines with respect ...
AbstractLanguage operations on trajectories provide a generalization of many common operations such ...
AbstractA characterization of the recursively enumerable languages in terms of the iterated deletion...
AbstractThis paper deals with the scattered deletion of a language by another language, i.e. with sc...
Communicated by Editor's name We study binary word operations of the insertion, deletion and su...
Stringology represents a modern part of the formal language theory, which deals with strings, langua...
A graph-controlled insertion-deletion (GCID) system has several components and each component contai...
Many different deletion operations are investigated applied to languages ac-cepted by one-way and tw...
AbstractWe describe a new way to model deletion operations on formal languages, called deletion alon...
AbstractWord and language operations on trajectories provide a general framework for the study of pr...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce block insertion and deletion on trajectories, which provide us w...
Shuffle on trajectories was introduced by Mateescu et al. [147] as a method of generalizing sev-eral...
AbstractWe introduce and study the notion of shuffle residual of a language L: the set containing th...
AbstractWe consider the decidability of existence of solutions to language equations involving the o...
AbstractWe investigate the use of shuffle on trajectories to model certain classes of languages aris...
We study the shuffle quotient operation and introduce equivalence relations it defines with respect ...
AbstractLanguage operations on trajectories provide a generalization of many common operations such ...
AbstractA characterization of the recursively enumerable languages in terms of the iterated deletion...
AbstractThis paper deals with the scattered deletion of a language by another language, i.e. with sc...
Communicated by Editor's name We study binary word operations of the insertion, deletion and su...
Stringology represents a modern part of the formal language theory, which deals with strings, langua...
A graph-controlled insertion-deletion (GCID) system has several components and each component contai...
Many different deletion operations are investigated applied to languages ac-cepted by one-way and tw...