AbstractIn this paper we show that shuffle languages are contained in one-way-NSPACE(logn) thus in P. We consider the class of shuffle languages which emerges from the class of finite languages through regular operations (union, concatenation, Kleene star) and shuffle operations (shuffle and shuffle closure). For every shuffle expression E we construct a shuffle automaton which accepts the language generated by E and we show that the automaton can be simulated by a one-way nondeterministic Turing machine in logarithmic space
Shuffle projection is motivated by the verification of safety properties of special parameterized sy...
AbstractWe introduce the literal shuffle operation, that is, a more constrained form of the well-kno...
Let A X* be a regular language. In the paper, we will provide an algorithm to decide whether there ...
AbstractIn this paper we show that shuffle languages are contained in one-way-NSPACE(logn) thus in P...
In [6] it was shown that shuffle languages are contained in one-way-NSPACE(log n) and in P. In this ...
In [6] it was shown that shuffle languages are contained in one-way-NSPACE(log n) and in P. In this ...
AbstractIt is shown that every finite expression which uses the operations union, product, Kleene st...
AbstractThere is an increasing interest in the shuffle product on formal languages, mainly because i...
AbstractThis paper investigates some aspects of the accepting powers of deterministic, nondeterminis...
AbstractThis paper investigates some aspects of the accepting powers of deterministic, nondeterminis...
AbstractIt is shown that every finite expression which uses the operations union, product, Kleene st...
AbstractWe investigate a special variant of the shuffle decomposition problem for regular languages;...
AbstractWe prove that, given a finite set of words S, there exists at most one (normalized) multiset...
We investigate shuffle-decomposability into two words. We give an algorithm which takes as input a D...
We study decision problems of the form: given a regular or linear context-free language $L$, is ther...
Shuffle projection is motivated by the verification of safety properties of special parameterized sy...
AbstractWe introduce the literal shuffle operation, that is, a more constrained form of the well-kno...
Let A X* be a regular language. In the paper, we will provide an algorithm to decide whether there ...
AbstractIn this paper we show that shuffle languages are contained in one-way-NSPACE(logn) thus in P...
In [6] it was shown that shuffle languages are contained in one-way-NSPACE(log n) and in P. In this ...
In [6] it was shown that shuffle languages are contained in one-way-NSPACE(log n) and in P. In this ...
AbstractIt is shown that every finite expression which uses the operations union, product, Kleene st...
AbstractThere is an increasing interest in the shuffle product on formal languages, mainly because i...
AbstractThis paper investigates some aspects of the accepting powers of deterministic, nondeterminis...
AbstractThis paper investigates some aspects of the accepting powers of deterministic, nondeterminis...
AbstractIt is shown that every finite expression which uses the operations union, product, Kleene st...
AbstractWe investigate a special variant of the shuffle decomposition problem for regular languages;...
AbstractWe prove that, given a finite set of words S, there exists at most one (normalized) multiset...
We investigate shuffle-decomposability into two words. We give an algorithm which takes as input a D...
We study decision problems of the form: given a regular or linear context-free language $L$, is ther...
Shuffle projection is motivated by the verification of safety properties of special parameterized sy...
AbstractWe introduce the literal shuffle operation, that is, a more constrained form of the well-kno...
Let A X* be a regular language. In the paper, we will provide an algorithm to decide whether there ...