AbstractWe consider the family of languages whose syntactic monoids are R-trivial. Languages whose syntactic monoids are J-trivial correspond to a congruence which tests the subwords of length n or less that appear in a given word, for some integer n. We show that in the R-trivial case the required congruence also takes into account the order in which these subwords first appear, from left to right. Characterizations of the related finite automata and regular expressions are summarized. Dual results for L-trivial monoids are also discussed
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International audienceThe model of programs over (finite) monoids, introduced by Barrington and Thér...
An algebraic characterization of the families of tree languages definable by syntactic monoids is pr...
We develop an algebraic theory for languages of data words. We prove that, under certain conditions,...
The main goal in this paper is to use a dual equivalence in automata theory started in [25] and deve...
AbstractWe consider the family of languages whose syntactic monoids are R-trivial. Languages whose s...
Electronic version of an article published as International Journal of Foundations of Computer Scien...
We explore an analogy between the family B 1 of finite/cofinite languages and the family Y1 of langu...
AbstractThis paper discusses a family of star-free languages, over a two letter alphabet, which gene...
AbstractIn this paper we investigate several questions related to syntactic congruences and to minim...
In one of their papers, F. Gécseg and B. Imreh gave a characterization for monotone string languages...
The main goal in this paper is to use a dual equivalence in automata theory started in [25] and deve...
AbstractIt is well known that varieties of rational languages are in one-to-one correspondence with ...
AbstractEilenberg has shown that there is a one-to-one correspondence between varieties of finite mo...
AbstractWe show that some language-theoretic and logical characterizations of recognizable word lang...
The main goal in this paper is to use a dual equivalence in automata theory started in [25] and deve...
International audienceThe model of programs over (finite) monoids, introduced by Barrington and Thér...
An algebraic characterization of the families of tree languages definable by syntactic monoids is pr...
We develop an algebraic theory for languages of data words. We prove that, under certain conditions,...
The main goal in this paper is to use a dual equivalence in automata theory started in [25] and deve...