AbstractIn this tutorial paper, we consider various classes of automata generated by simple rewrite transition systems. These classes are defined by two natural hierarchies, one given by interpreting concatenation of symbols in the rewrite system as sequential composition, and the other by interpreting concatenation as parallel composition. In this way we provide natural definitions for commutative (parallel) context-free automata, multiset (parallel, or random access, push-down) automata, and Petri nets
AbstractWe compare the expressive power of a class of well-structured transition systems that includ...
We compare the expressive power of a class of well-structured transition systems that includes relat...
Inspired by Meseguer and Montanari's "Petri Nets are Monoids", we propose that a refinement o f a Pe...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider various classes of (infinite-state) automata generated by simple ...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider various classes of (infinite-state) automata generated by simple ...
AbstractMany formal models for infinite state concurrent systems can be expressed by special classes...
AbstractMany formal models for infinite-state concurrent systems are equivalent to special classes o...
Many formal models for infinite-state concurrent systems are equivalent to special classes of rewrit...
This work deals with automata systems. We define parallel automata systems and parallel communicatin...
AbstractVarious classes of infinite-state processes are often specified by rewrite systems. We exten...
AbstractMany formal models for infinite-state concurrent systems are equivalent to special classes o...
The theory of automata and formal language was devised in the 1930s to provide models for and to rea...
These lecture notes report on the use of automata theory in the study of infinite transition systems...
An early result of Goguen describes the fundamental adjunction between categories of deterministic a...
We compare the expressive power of a class of well-structured transition systems that includes relat...
AbstractWe compare the expressive power of a class of well-structured transition systems that includ...
We compare the expressive power of a class of well-structured transition systems that includes relat...
Inspired by Meseguer and Montanari's "Petri Nets are Monoids", we propose that a refinement o f a Pe...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider various classes of (infinite-state) automata generated by simple ...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider various classes of (infinite-state) automata generated by simple ...
AbstractMany formal models for infinite state concurrent systems can be expressed by special classes...
AbstractMany formal models for infinite-state concurrent systems are equivalent to special classes o...
Many formal models for infinite-state concurrent systems are equivalent to special classes of rewrit...
This work deals with automata systems. We define parallel automata systems and parallel communicatin...
AbstractVarious classes of infinite-state processes are often specified by rewrite systems. We exten...
AbstractMany formal models for infinite-state concurrent systems are equivalent to special classes o...
The theory of automata and formal language was devised in the 1930s to provide models for and to rea...
These lecture notes report on the use of automata theory in the study of infinite transition systems...
An early result of Goguen describes the fundamental adjunction between categories of deterministic a...
We compare the expressive power of a class of well-structured transition systems that includes relat...
AbstractWe compare the expressive power of a class of well-structured transition systems that includ...
We compare the expressive power of a class of well-structured transition systems that includes relat...
Inspired by Meseguer and Montanari's "Petri Nets are Monoids", we propose that a refinement o f a Pe...