AbstractThe paper studies language equations of the type X ◊ L = R and L ◊ Y = R, where L and R are given languages and ◊ is an invertible binary word (language) operation. For most of the considered insertion and deletion operations, the existence of both a solution and a singleton solution to these equations proves to be decidable for given regular L and R. In case L is a context-free language and R is a regular one, the existence of a solution is generally undecidable. The results can be extended to more complex linear equations, systems of linear equations as well as for equations of higher degree
AbstractWe introduce a new type of language equation, namely implicit equations, and derive a number...
Language equations are equations where both the constants occurring in the equations and the solutio...
Satisfiability of word equations is an important problem in the intersection of formal languages and...
AbstractWe consider equations of the type[formula],[formula],[formula],[formula], where[formula]is a...
In this paper we consider languages which are solutions of equations of the type X=XA1XB1X+⋅⋅⋅+XAnXB...
AbstractA generalized language equation X = F(X) is an equation in a variable X over an alphabet A w...
AbstractEquations with formal languages as unknowns using all Boolean operations and concatenation a...
AbstractThis paper develops a theory of language equations over a one-letter alphabet where the oper...
AbstractUnresolved language equations and inequalities with various sets of operations are considere...
A context-free grammar corresponds to a system of equations in languages. The language generated by ...
AbstractRecently, the complete solution of systems of language equations over a one-letter alphabet ...
The thesis presents results obtained during the authors PhD-studies. First systems of language equat...
AbstractA star equation (in X) is a language equation X = F(X), where F is a function mapping langua...
This paper deals with equations whose solutions are vectors of languages. Formally, solutions of equ...
AbstractWe consider equations on the monoid of factorial languages on the binary alphabet. We use th...
AbstractWe introduce a new type of language equation, namely implicit equations, and derive a number...
Language equations are equations where both the constants occurring in the equations and the solutio...
Satisfiability of word equations is an important problem in the intersection of formal languages and...
AbstractWe consider equations of the type[formula],[formula],[formula],[formula], where[formula]is a...
In this paper we consider languages which are solutions of equations of the type X=XA1XB1X+⋅⋅⋅+XAnXB...
AbstractA generalized language equation X = F(X) is an equation in a variable X over an alphabet A w...
AbstractEquations with formal languages as unknowns using all Boolean operations and concatenation a...
AbstractThis paper develops a theory of language equations over a one-letter alphabet where the oper...
AbstractUnresolved language equations and inequalities with various sets of operations are considere...
A context-free grammar corresponds to a system of equations in languages. The language generated by ...
AbstractRecently, the complete solution of systems of language equations over a one-letter alphabet ...
The thesis presents results obtained during the authors PhD-studies. First systems of language equat...
AbstractA star equation (in X) is a language equation X = F(X), where F is a function mapping langua...
This paper deals with equations whose solutions are vectors of languages. Formally, solutions of equ...
AbstractWe consider equations on the monoid of factorial languages on the binary alphabet. We use th...
AbstractWe introduce a new type of language equation, namely implicit equations, and derive a number...
Language equations are equations where both the constants occurring in the equations and the solutio...
Satisfiability of word equations is an important problem in the intersection of formal languages and...