AbstractLinear sequential machines (LSM's for short) are considered over arbitrary fields. Various finiteness conditions are given for, sequential machines and LSM's with these properties are characterized. It is shown that the set of all input/output pairs characterizes an LSM. The effect on realizations of varying the ground field is studied. A number of algorithms are given, for the solution of specific problems. Decision procedures are given for the equivalence problem for LSM's. The problem of determining if one state is accessible from another is discussed and a number of results are presented
This paper studies the problem of synthesis of linear sequential machines from transition tables whi...
AbstractA time-varying linear sequential machine (TVLSM) model is considered which hasthe property t...
Coordinated Science Laboratory was formerly known as Control Systems LaboratoryContract DA-36-039-TR...
AbstractLinear sequential machines (LSM's for short) are considered over arbitrary fields. Various f...
We prove that, using the definitions of realization of one sequential machine by another which appea...
This paper extends the work of Herman (1971) to show that all discrete input sequential machines (wh...
AbstractBoundary points between decidability and undecidability of various decision questions concer...
A sequential machine is “consistent” iff when both the input and output strings of symbols are regar...
AbstractFor a set A={A1,…, Am} of n X n matrices with nonnegative integer entries, let P(A) be the s...
The following problem is shown to be decidable for arbitrary regular sets R1 and R2: Does there exis...
We develop an automata-theoretic framework for reasoning about linear properties of infinite-state s...
It is shown that there is an infinite number of reduced deterministic finite machines, all of which ...
The material presented in this thesis can be divided into three major topics: Controllability and ob...
A sequential machine is “consistent” iff when both the input and output strings of symbols are regar...
Finite memory finite-state machines have received considerable attention recently for at least two r...
This paper studies the problem of synthesis of linear sequential machines from transition tables whi...
AbstractA time-varying linear sequential machine (TVLSM) model is considered which hasthe property t...
Coordinated Science Laboratory was formerly known as Control Systems LaboratoryContract DA-36-039-TR...
AbstractLinear sequential machines (LSM's for short) are considered over arbitrary fields. Various f...
We prove that, using the definitions of realization of one sequential machine by another which appea...
This paper extends the work of Herman (1971) to show that all discrete input sequential machines (wh...
AbstractBoundary points between decidability and undecidability of various decision questions concer...
A sequential machine is “consistent” iff when both the input and output strings of symbols are regar...
AbstractFor a set A={A1,…, Am} of n X n matrices with nonnegative integer entries, let P(A) be the s...
The following problem is shown to be decidable for arbitrary regular sets R1 and R2: Does there exis...
We develop an automata-theoretic framework for reasoning about linear properties of infinite-state s...
It is shown that there is an infinite number of reduced deterministic finite machines, all of which ...
The material presented in this thesis can be divided into three major topics: Controllability and ob...
A sequential machine is “consistent” iff when both the input and output strings of symbols are regar...
Finite memory finite-state machines have received considerable attention recently for at least two r...
This paper studies the problem of synthesis of linear sequential machines from transition tables whi...
AbstractA time-varying linear sequential machine (TVLSM) model is considered which hasthe property t...
Coordinated Science Laboratory was formerly known as Control Systems LaboratoryContract DA-36-039-TR...