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Prefix grammar
In theoretical computer science and formal language theory, a prefix grammar is a type of string rewriting system, consisting of a set of string…
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2018
2018
The ordinal generated by an ordinal grammar is computable
Kitti Gelle
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Szabolcs Iván
Theoretical Computer Science
2018
Corpus ID: 53208016
2014
2014
Turchin's Relation and Subsequence Relation in Loop Approximation
A. Nepeivoda
Ershov Memorial Conference
2014
Corpus ID: 15241281
The paper studies the subsequence relation through a notion of an intransitive binary relation on words in traces generated by…
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2011
2011
An undecidable property of context-free linear orders
Z. Ésik
Information Processing Letters
2011
Corpus ID: 205482825
2011
2011
Context-free ordinals
Z. Ésik
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Szabolcs Iván
arXiv.org
2011
Corpus ID: 7999795
We consider context-free languages equipped with the lexicographic ordering. We show that when the lexicographic ordering of a…
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2010
2010
An undecidable property of context-free languages
Z. Ésik
arXiv.org
2010
Corpus ID: 13088835
We prove that there exists no algorithm to decide whether the language generated by a context-free grammar is dense with respect…
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1986
1986
Up-down parsing with prefix grammars
P. Turner
SIGP
1986
Corpus ID: 8504191
A powerful method of parsing is presented, that suits particularly well the Graham-Glanville code generation methodology. This…
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