AbstractWagner and Staiger (1977) characterized in the recursion-theoretic hierarchies the classes of ω-languages accepted by deterministic (D) and nondeterministic (N) ω-Turing acceptors under various acceptance conditions. In this paper their results are extended to alternating (A) ω-Turing acceptors. It is shown that under a certain acceptance condition alternating ω-Turing acceptors accept precisely the arithmetical ω-languages. On the other hand, the class of ω-languages accepted by alternating ω-Turing acceptors under Muller's condition lies properly between Σ11 and Δ12 in the analytical hierarchy. In terms of acceptional power each of the following situations is possible, depending on the acceptance condition chosen: D = N = A, D < N...
International audienceAn omega-language is a set of infinite words over a finite alphabet X. We cons...
AbstractIn this paper we study the ω-languages accepted by finite automata under a new type of accep...
A condition on a class of languages is developed. This condition is such that every tally language i...
AbstractWagner and Staiger (1977) characterized in the recursion-theoretic hierarchies the classes o...
103 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1984.An (omega)-language is a set ...
We show that alternating Turing machines, with a novel and natural definitionof acceptance, accept p...
AbstractTuring machines are considered as recognizers of sets of infinite (ω-type) sequences, so cal...
We study lower bounds on space and input head reversals for deterministic, nondeterministic, and alt...
Languages accepted by alternating auxiliary pushdown automata using simultaneously a(n) alternations...
AbstractAlternating finite automata on ω-words are introduced as an extension of nondeterministic fi...
AbstractWhether or not there is a difference of the power among alternating Turing machines with a b...
In this paper, simultaneous lower bounds on space and input head reversals for deterministic, nondet...
We show that one-way Π2-alternating Turing machines cannot accept unary nonregular languages in o(lo...
AbstractThe paper develops the theory of Turing machines as recognizers of infinite (ω-type) input t...
We study lower bounds on space and input head reversals for deterministic, nondeterministic, and alt...
International audienceAn omega-language is a set of infinite words over a finite alphabet X. We cons...
AbstractIn this paper we study the ω-languages accepted by finite automata under a new type of accep...
A condition on a class of languages is developed. This condition is such that every tally language i...
AbstractWagner and Staiger (1977) characterized in the recursion-theoretic hierarchies the classes o...
103 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1984.An (omega)-language is a set ...
We show that alternating Turing machines, with a novel and natural definitionof acceptance, accept p...
AbstractTuring machines are considered as recognizers of sets of infinite (ω-type) sequences, so cal...
We study lower bounds on space and input head reversals for deterministic, nondeterministic, and alt...
Languages accepted by alternating auxiliary pushdown automata using simultaneously a(n) alternations...
AbstractAlternating finite automata on ω-words are introduced as an extension of nondeterministic fi...
AbstractWhether or not there is a difference of the power among alternating Turing machines with a b...
In this paper, simultaneous lower bounds on space and input head reversals for deterministic, nondet...
We show that one-way Π2-alternating Turing machines cannot accept unary nonregular languages in o(lo...
AbstractThe paper develops the theory of Turing machines as recognizers of infinite (ω-type) input t...
We study lower bounds on space and input head reversals for deterministic, nondeterministic, and alt...
International audienceAn omega-language is a set of infinite words over a finite alphabet X. We cons...
AbstractIn this paper we study the ω-languages accepted by finite automata under a new type of accep...
A condition on a class of languages is developed. This condition is such that every tally language i...