AbstractWe give a characterization, in terms of a restriction of semi-simple sets, of the class of subsets of Nk definable in an extension of first-order logic obtained by adjoining quantifiers which count modulo an integer. It is shown that this class strictly contains the class of recognizable subsets of Nk and is strictly contained in the class of rational subsets of Nk. We also characterize the subsets of Nk which are definable in the usual first-order logic and in the first-order logic which uses only the special modular quantifiers. A characterization of the subsets of Nk definable in the first-order theory of the successor function and the = predicate is also given. Links with the parallel complexity class ACC0 are discussed
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This thesis studies decidable fragments of first-order logic which are relevant to the field of non-...
In this paper we define computationally well-behaved versions of classical first-order logic and pro...
This thesis studies decidable fragments of first-order logic which are relevant to the field of non-...
We investigate the decidability of the definability problem for fragments of first order logic over ...
AbstractWe give a characterization, in terms of a restriction of semi-simple sets, of the class of s...
AbstractWe study an extension of first-order logic obtained by adjoining quantifiers that count with...
Abstract. We consider first-order logic with monoidal quantifiers over words. We show that all langu...
AbstractThis paper studies logical definability of tree languages (sets of finite trees). The logica...
This thesis studies decidable fragments of first-order logic which are relevant to the field of non-...
We investigate the decidability of the definability problem for fragments of first order logic over ...
This paper gives a thorough overview of what is known about first-order logic with counting quantif...
This paper considers the structure consisting of the set of all words over a given alphabet together...
This paper considers the structure consisting of the set of all words over a given alphabet together...
AbstractWe give a combinatorial method for proving elementary equivalence in first-order logic FO wi...
The logic L(Qu) extends first-order logic by a generalized form of counting quantifiers (“the number...
This thesis studies decidable fragments of first-order logic which are relevant to the field of non-...
In this paper we define computationally well-behaved versions of classical first-order logic and pro...
This thesis studies decidable fragments of first-order logic which are relevant to the field of non-...
We investigate the decidability of the definability problem for fragments of first order logic over ...