AbstractThis paper contains answers to several problems in the theory of the computational complexity of infinite words. We show that the problem whether all infinite words generated by iterating deterministic generalized sequential machines have logarithmic space complexity is equivalent to the open problem asking whether the unary classes of languages in P and in DLOG are equivalent. Similarly, the problem to find a concrete infinite word which cannot be generated in logarithmic space is equivalent to the problem to find a concrete language which does not belong to DSPACE(n). Finally, we separate classes of infinite words generated by double and triple D0L TAG systems
this paper, it is shown that the subword complexity of a D0L language is bounded by cn (resp. cn ...
AbstractLog space reducibility allows a meaningful study of complexity and completeness for the clas...
Each algorithm recognizing any generator of the class of context-free languages requires space Omega...
AbstractThis paper contains answers to several problems in the theory of the computational complexit...
This paper contains answers to several problems in the theory of the computational complexity of inf...
AbstractIn this article, we construct a family of infinite words, generated by countable automata an...
International audienceFor an extensive range of infinite words, and the associated symbolic dynamica...
AbstractThe paper investigates infinite words, and sets of them, associated with DOL and DTOL system...
A condition on a class of languages is developed. This condition is such that every tally language i...
AbstractThis paper establishes the importance of even the lowest possible level of space bounded com...
AbstractThe subword complexity of a language K is the function which to every positive integer n ass...
AbstractWe define several notions of language complexity for finite words, and use them to define an...
AbstractIn this note we answer an open question in the theory of grammatical complexity: We show tha...
AbstractWe consider deterministic and nondeterministic finite automata with acceptance conditions th...
We characterize the infinite words determined by one-way stack automata. An infinite language L dete...
this paper, it is shown that the subword complexity of a D0L language is bounded by cn (resp. cn ...
AbstractLog space reducibility allows a meaningful study of complexity and completeness for the clas...
Each algorithm recognizing any generator of the class of context-free languages requires space Omega...
AbstractThis paper contains answers to several problems in the theory of the computational complexit...
This paper contains answers to several problems in the theory of the computational complexity of inf...
AbstractIn this article, we construct a family of infinite words, generated by countable automata an...
International audienceFor an extensive range of infinite words, and the associated symbolic dynamica...
AbstractThe paper investigates infinite words, and sets of them, associated with DOL and DTOL system...
A condition on a class of languages is developed. This condition is such that every tally language i...
AbstractThis paper establishes the importance of even the lowest possible level of space bounded com...
AbstractThe subword complexity of a language K is the function which to every positive integer n ass...
AbstractWe define several notions of language complexity for finite words, and use them to define an...
AbstractIn this note we answer an open question in the theory of grammatical complexity: We show tha...
AbstractWe consider deterministic and nondeterministic finite automata with acceptance conditions th...
We characterize the infinite words determined by one-way stack automata. An infinite language L dete...
this paper, it is shown that the subword complexity of a D0L language is bounded by cn (resp. cn ...
AbstractLog space reducibility allows a meaningful study of complexity and completeness for the clas...
Each algorithm recognizing any generator of the class of context-free languages requires space Omega...