AbstractA tree can be represented by a language consisting of a suitable coding of its finite branches. We investigate this representation and derive a number of reductions between certain equivalence problems for context-free tree grammars and recursive program schemes and the (open) equivalence problem for DPDA's. This is the first part of this work: it is devoted to technical results on prefix-free languages and strict deterministic grammars. Application to context-free tree grammars will be published in the second part
AbstractThe problem of coding (chain free) trees by words where the length of the word coding a tree...
This paper concerns a generalization of finite automata, the “tree acceptors,” which have as their i...
We show that it is decidable whether the language generated by a given context-free grammar over a ...
AbstractA tree can be represented by a language consisting of a suitable coding of its finite branch...
AbstractWe apply certain technical results, published in the first part of the present work to obtai...
AbstractWe apply certain technical results, published in the first part of the present work to obtai...
AbstractOne approach to solving the equivalence problem for certain families of context free languag...
We consider deterministic root-to-frontier (DR) tree recognizers and the tree languages recognized b...
AbstractIn this paper we show that non-context-free phenomena can be captured using only limited log...
Tree equivalence is a relation among polyadic recursion schemes. This relation is broad enough to be...
Tree equivalence is a relation among polyadic recursion schemes. This relation is broad enough to be...
AbstractWe consider several aspects of Wilke’s [T. Wilke, An algebraic characterization of frontier ...
We show that it is decidable whether the language generated by a given context-free grammar over a t...
An algorithm to decide inclusion for languages defined by deterministic regular tree grammars is pre...
Tree automata on infinite trees are a powerful tool that is widely used for decision procedures and ...
AbstractThe problem of coding (chain free) trees by words where the length of the word coding a tree...
This paper concerns a generalization of finite automata, the “tree acceptors,” which have as their i...
We show that it is decidable whether the language generated by a given context-free grammar over a ...
AbstractA tree can be represented by a language consisting of a suitable coding of its finite branch...
AbstractWe apply certain technical results, published in the first part of the present work to obtai...
AbstractWe apply certain technical results, published in the first part of the present work to obtai...
AbstractOne approach to solving the equivalence problem for certain families of context free languag...
We consider deterministic root-to-frontier (DR) tree recognizers and the tree languages recognized b...
AbstractIn this paper we show that non-context-free phenomena can be captured using only limited log...
Tree equivalence is a relation among polyadic recursion schemes. This relation is broad enough to be...
Tree equivalence is a relation among polyadic recursion schemes. This relation is broad enough to be...
AbstractWe consider several aspects of Wilke’s [T. Wilke, An algebraic characterization of frontier ...
We show that it is decidable whether the language generated by a given context-free grammar over a t...
An algorithm to decide inclusion for languages defined by deterministic regular tree grammars is pre...
Tree automata on infinite trees are a powerful tool that is widely used for decision procedures and ...
AbstractThe problem of coding (chain free) trees by words where the length of the word coding a tree...
This paper concerns a generalization of finite automata, the “tree acceptors,” which have as their i...
We show that it is decidable whether the language generated by a given context-free grammar over a ...