Computation Theory von Andrzej Skowron | Fifth Symposium, Zaborow, Poland, December 3-8, 1984 Proceedings | ISBN 9783540160663

Computation Theory

Fifth Symposium, Zaborow, Poland, December 3-8, 1984 Proceedings

von Andrzej Skowron
Buchcover Computation Theory | Andrzej Skowron | EAN 9783540160663 | ISBN 3-540-16066-3 | ISBN 978-3-540-16066-3

Computation Theory

Fifth Symposium, Zaborow, Poland, December 3-8, 1984 Proceedings

von Andrzej Skowron

Inhaltsverzeichnis

  • An algorithmic interface structure for pascal compilers.
  • Nonuniform complexity classes, decision graphs and homological properties of posets.
  • On the control of concurrent systems by restrictions of the state behaviour.
  • From domino tilings to a new model of computation.
  • Nondeterministic Propositional Dynamic Logic with intersection is decidable.
  • A note on selection networks.
  • Correctness of inconsistent theories with notions of feasibility.
  • On the log-space reducibility among array languages /preliminary version/.
  • Non-uniformity of dynamic logic.
  • Model theory of propositional logics of programs, some open problems.
  • Some results on decision trees with relations to computational trees.
  • Propositional calculi of term satisfiability and process logics.
  • On the effectiveness of some operations on algorithms.
  • Concatenation of program modules an algebraic approach to the semantic and implementation problems.
  • Regular expressions for infinite trees and a standard form of automata.
  • Equational ?-calculus.
  • A logic of indiscernibility relations.
  • Rough sets and decision tables.
  • On learning — a rough set approach.
  • A methodology for improving parallel programs by adding communications.
  • Extension of PDL and consequence relations.
  • Rough-sets based learning systems.
  • Theories of interacting stacks.
  • Rough concepts logic.
  • An equivalence between indiscernibility relations in information systems and a fragment of intuitionistic logic.
  • On the recognition of context-free languages.
  • On multi-valued homomorphisms.
  • Traces and semiwords.
  • Deadlock prediction in linear systems.
  • Propositional dynamic logics with counters and stacks.
  • Transition graphs semantics and languages.
  • On the implementation of CSP mechanisms in loglan.