AbstractCertain classes of infinite groups arising from geometry and topology are known to have solvable word problem. We describe the development of practical methods for the solution of the word problem based on the reduction of words in the generators to a normal form. The Knuth-Bendix completion procedure is the principal tool used but, in the case that this process does not halt, we use alternative methods involving the construction of finite-state automata. A computer implementation of these procedures together with some performance statistics on some simple examples are also described
Using Combinatorial Group Theory an area of mathematics arising from Abstract Algebra, the so called...
Abstract. A compressed variant of the word problem for finitely generated groups, where the input wo...
For a string rewriting system T on a finite alphabet ∑, the word problem is the following decision p...
AbstractCertain classes of infinite groups arising from geometry and topology are known to have solv...
AbstractKnuth-Bendix for strings, when applied to a presentation for a group G, often diverges. In t...
A Knuth-Bendix procedure for string rewriting, when applied to a presentation for a group G in an at...
AbstractKnuth-Bendix for strings, when applied to a presentation for a group G, often diverges. In t...
In this work we introduce a new succinct variant of the word problem in a finitely generated group G...
The word problem is one of the fundamental areas of research in infinite group theory, and rewriting...
The word problem is one of the fundamental areas of research in infinite group theory, and rewriting...
The word problem of a finitely generated group is a fundamental notion in group theory; it can be de...
We prove that the compressed word problem and the compressed simultaneous conjugacy problem are solv...
We prove that the compressed word problem and the compressed simultaneous conjugacy problem are solv...
AbstractOne of the most interesting questions about a group is whether its word problem can be solve...
Abstract. Accessible groups whose word problems are accepted by a deterministic nested stack automat...
Using Combinatorial Group Theory an area of mathematics arising from Abstract Algebra, the so called...
Abstract. A compressed variant of the word problem for finitely generated groups, where the input wo...
For a string rewriting system T on a finite alphabet ∑, the word problem is the following decision p...
AbstractCertain classes of infinite groups arising from geometry and topology are known to have solv...
AbstractKnuth-Bendix for strings, when applied to a presentation for a group G, often diverges. In t...
A Knuth-Bendix procedure for string rewriting, when applied to a presentation for a group G in an at...
AbstractKnuth-Bendix for strings, when applied to a presentation for a group G, often diverges. In t...
In this work we introduce a new succinct variant of the word problem in a finitely generated group G...
The word problem is one of the fundamental areas of research in infinite group theory, and rewriting...
The word problem is one of the fundamental areas of research in infinite group theory, and rewriting...
The word problem of a finitely generated group is a fundamental notion in group theory; it can be de...
We prove that the compressed word problem and the compressed simultaneous conjugacy problem are solv...
We prove that the compressed word problem and the compressed simultaneous conjugacy problem are solv...
AbstractOne of the most interesting questions about a group is whether its word problem can be solve...
Abstract. Accessible groups whose word problems are accepted by a deterministic nested stack automat...
Using Combinatorial Group Theory an area of mathematics arising from Abstract Algebra, the so called...
Abstract. A compressed variant of the word problem for finitely generated groups, where the input wo...
For a string rewriting system T on a finite alphabet ∑, the word problem is the following decision p...