AbstractCombinatorial hypermaps may be viewed as topological representations of hypergraphs. In this paper, we introduce a hypermap rewriting model based on a purely combinatorial formulation of the rewriting mechanism. We illustrate this model by providing a hypermap grammar which generates the set of all connected planar maps. We also investigate a special kind of hypermap grammars, the H-grammars, for which we give a pumping theorem enlightening the combinatorial structure of the generated hypermap languages. Finally, we give some decidability results concerning hypermap grammars and H-grammars
AbstractIt is shown that except for the vertex labelling BNLC grammars of bounded nonterminal degree...
Two types of hypergraph rewriting grammar are considered: the well-known context-free hypergraph gra...
We introduce a coding of rooted planar hypermaps by words of a language generalizing the language of...
AbstractThe generalisation of confluent node rewriting, a context-free graph grammar approach, to hy...
AbstractVertex rewriting in graphs is a very powerful mechanism which has been studied for quite a l...
AbstractWe introduce a coding of rooted planar hypermaps by words of a language generalizing the lan...
AbstractWe introduce the handle-rewriting hypergraph grammars (HH grammars), based on the replacemen...
AbstractWe introduce a hypergraph-generating system, called HRNCE grammars, which is structurally si...
We introduce a Whitney polynomial for hypermaps and use it to generalize the results connecting the ...
We study rewriting for equational theories in the context of symmetric monoidal categories where the...
Extended abstract published in the proceedings of FPSAC 2013International audienceConstellations and...
The classical approach to maps, as surveyed by Coxeter and Moser in Generators and Relations for Dis...
We study rewriting for equational theories in the context of symmetric monoidal categories where the...
AbstractThe classical approach to maps, as surveyed by Coxeter and Moser (“Generators and Relations ...
AbstractMagmoids satisfying the 15 fundamental equations of graphs, namely graphoids, are introduced...
AbstractIt is shown that except for the vertex labelling BNLC grammars of bounded nonterminal degree...
Two types of hypergraph rewriting grammar are considered: the well-known context-free hypergraph gra...
We introduce a coding of rooted planar hypermaps by words of a language generalizing the language of...
AbstractThe generalisation of confluent node rewriting, a context-free graph grammar approach, to hy...
AbstractVertex rewriting in graphs is a very powerful mechanism which has been studied for quite a l...
AbstractWe introduce a coding of rooted planar hypermaps by words of a language generalizing the lan...
AbstractWe introduce the handle-rewriting hypergraph grammars (HH grammars), based on the replacemen...
AbstractWe introduce a hypergraph-generating system, called HRNCE grammars, which is structurally si...
We introduce a Whitney polynomial for hypermaps and use it to generalize the results connecting the ...
We study rewriting for equational theories in the context of symmetric monoidal categories where the...
Extended abstract published in the proceedings of FPSAC 2013International audienceConstellations and...
The classical approach to maps, as surveyed by Coxeter and Moser in Generators and Relations for Dis...
We study rewriting for equational theories in the context of symmetric monoidal categories where the...
AbstractThe classical approach to maps, as surveyed by Coxeter and Moser (“Generators and Relations ...
AbstractMagmoids satisfying the 15 fundamental equations of graphs, namely graphoids, are introduced...
AbstractIt is shown that except for the vertex labelling BNLC grammars of bounded nonterminal degree...
Two types of hypergraph rewriting grammar are considered: the well-known context-free hypergraph gra...
We introduce a coding of rooted planar hypermaps by words of a language generalizing the language of...