AbstractBoundary points between decidability and undecidability of various decision questions concerning two-way sequential transducers and checking automata are investigated. The results show how some unsolvable problems become solvable when certain restrictions (e.g., the machines being deterministic, reversal-bounded, etc.) are imposed. A solution to an open problem concerning cascade products of pushdown automata is also given
The principal result described in this paper is the equivalence of the following statements:o(1)Ever...
AbstractCertain decision questions (e.g., equivalence, ambiguity, single-valuedness, monotonicity, e...
AbstractWe investigate the power of (1-reversal) counter machines (finite automata with multiple cou...
A 2-way sequential transducer is a 2-way finite acceptor to which an output structure has been added...
The existence and complexity of decision procedures for families of deterministic pushdown automata ...
The existence and complexity of decision procedures for families of deterministic pushdown automata...
A 2-way sequential transducer is a 2-way finite acceptor to which an output structure has been added...
AbstractIbarra has proved that the equivalence problem for unary output sequential transducers (nond...
It is proved that there is an algorithm for deciding whether two deterministic stateless pushdown au...
AbstractThe class of deterministic two-way finite automata augmented by reversal-bounded counters op...
This paper shows that it is decidable whether or not two deterministic pushdownautomata, one of whic...
The question whether P equals NP revolves around the discrepancy between active production and mere ...
AbstractLinear sequential machines (LSM's for short) are considered over arbitrary fields. Various f...
AbstractWe study various generalizations of reversal-bounded multicounter machines and show that the...
The equivalence problem for deterministic one-counter automata is shown to bedecidable. A corollary ...
The principal result described in this paper is the equivalence of the following statements:o(1)Ever...
AbstractCertain decision questions (e.g., equivalence, ambiguity, single-valuedness, monotonicity, e...
AbstractWe investigate the power of (1-reversal) counter machines (finite automata with multiple cou...
A 2-way sequential transducer is a 2-way finite acceptor to which an output structure has been added...
The existence and complexity of decision procedures for families of deterministic pushdown automata ...
The existence and complexity of decision procedures for families of deterministic pushdown automata...
A 2-way sequential transducer is a 2-way finite acceptor to which an output structure has been added...
AbstractIbarra has proved that the equivalence problem for unary output sequential transducers (nond...
It is proved that there is an algorithm for deciding whether two deterministic stateless pushdown au...
AbstractThe class of deterministic two-way finite automata augmented by reversal-bounded counters op...
This paper shows that it is decidable whether or not two deterministic pushdownautomata, one of whic...
The question whether P equals NP revolves around the discrepancy between active production and mere ...
AbstractLinear sequential machines (LSM's for short) are considered over arbitrary fields. Various f...
AbstractWe study various generalizations of reversal-bounded multicounter machines and show that the...
The equivalence problem for deterministic one-counter automata is shown to bedecidable. A corollary ...
The principal result described in this paper is the equivalence of the following statements:o(1)Ever...
AbstractCertain decision questions (e.g., equivalence, ambiguity, single-valuedness, monotonicity, e...
AbstractWe investigate the power of (1-reversal) counter machines (finite automata with multiple cou...