AbstractA mechanism for constructing families of “similar” graphs is introduced. This mechanism is essentially identical to the one considered in the theory of grammar forms and, at the same time, generalizes the notion of coloring of graphs. The mechanism applies to both directed and undirected graphs. The paper investigate hierarchies of families of graphs obtained by this mechanism, both in the directed and undirected case
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...
AbstractA mechanism for constructing families of “similar” graphs is introduced. This mechanism is e...
AbstractGraphs, regarded as grammar forms as well as coloring specifications, induce graph-families,...
Graph grammars are graph replacement systems and can be therefore regarded as a generalization of we...
An edge grammar is a formal mechanism for representing families of related graphs (binary trees, hyp...
Graph grammars are graph replacement systems and can be therefore regarded as a generalization of we...
AbstractConceptual graphs are a semantic representation that has a direct mapping to natural languag...
We investigate sequential derivation languages associated with graph grammars, as a loose generalisa...
AbstractA central feature that distinguishes graph grammars (we consider grammars generating sets of...
A graph H is called an interpretation of a graph G if a morphic image of H is (isomorphic to) a subg...
AbstractA central feature that distinguishes graph grammars (we consider grammars generating sets of...
This paper is concerned with the syntactic description and analysis of pictures when graphs are empl...
AbstractMagmoids satisfying the 15 fundamental equations of graphs, namely graphoids, are introduced...
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...
AbstractA mechanism for constructing families of “similar” graphs is introduced. This mechanism is e...
AbstractGraphs, regarded as grammar forms as well as coloring specifications, induce graph-families,...
Graph grammars are graph replacement systems and can be therefore regarded as a generalization of we...
An edge grammar is a formal mechanism for representing families of related graphs (binary trees, hyp...
Graph grammars are graph replacement systems and can be therefore regarded as a generalization of we...
AbstractConceptual graphs are a semantic representation that has a direct mapping to natural languag...
We investigate sequential derivation languages associated with graph grammars, as a loose generalisa...
AbstractA central feature that distinguishes graph grammars (we consider grammars generating sets of...
A graph H is called an interpretation of a graph G if a morphic image of H is (isomorphic to) a subg...
AbstractA central feature that distinguishes graph grammars (we consider grammars generating sets of...
This paper is concerned with the syntactic description and analysis of pictures when graphs are empl...
AbstractMagmoids satisfying the 15 fundamental equations of graphs, namely graphoids, are introduced...
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...
Ph.D.In this thesis we undertake a study of formal three-dimensional representational and acceptor m...