Algebraic Informatics: Third International Conference, CAI by Stephen L. Bloom, Zoltan Ésik, Werner Kuich (auth.), Symeon

By Stephen L. Bloom, Zoltan Ésik, Werner Kuich (auth.), Symeon Bozapalidis, George Rahonis (eds.)

This ebook constitutes the refereed complaints of the 3rd foreign convention on Algebraic Informatics, CAI 2009, held in Thessaloniki, Greece, in may possibly 2009.

The sixteen complete papers have been rigorously reviewed and chosen from 25 submissions. The papers disguise themes akin to algebraic semantics on graph and bushes, formal strength sequence, syntactic items, algebraic photo processing, finite and limitless computations, acceptors and transducers for strings, bushes, graphs arrays, and so forth. determination difficulties, algebraic characterization of logical theories, method algebra, algebraic algorithms, algebraic coding conception, algebraic features of cryptography.

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For 1 ≤ i < m, 1 ≤ j ≤ n, |pi,j |col = |pi+1,j |col ; let Pk = pk,1 pk,n , and P = P1 P2 · · · Pm . pk,2 ··· Then P ∈ L(G, A). The set L(G, A) contains just all the pictures that can be obtained by applying a finite sequence of rules (i) and (ii). The language L(G) generated by the grammar G is defined as the language L(G, S). Informally, rules can either be terminal rules, which are used to generate the pictures which constitute the right parts of rules, or have a picture as right part. In this latter case, the right part is seen as a “grid”, where nonterminals can be replaced by other pictures, but maintaining its grid-like structure.

4]) A tiling automaton of type tl2br is a 4-tuple A = (T , S, D0 , δ) where T = (Σ, Γ, Θ, π) is a tiling system, S is a tl2br-directed scanning strategy, D0 is the initial content of a data structure that supports operations state1 (D), state2 (D), state3 (D), update(D, γ), for γ ∈ Γ ∪ {#}, and δ : (Γ ∪ {#})3 × (Σ ∪ {#}) → 2(Γ ∪{#}) is a relation such that γ4 ∈ δ(γ1 , γ2 , γ3 , σ) if π(γ4 ) = σ and γγ13 γγ24 ∈ Θ. Tiling automata of type d for each corner to corner (c2c) direction d are similarly defined.

Proposition 14. ([14]) L(CFKG) ⊂ L(PG). Namely, rules A → B rules: C of a CF Kolam grammar G in CNF are equivalent to RTG A→ ###### #BBC C# #BBC C# ###### and similarly an equivalent form can be stated for rules A → B C. This is compatible with the constraint of Pr˚usˇa grammars given in Remark 1 and so for each CF Kolam grammar there exists an equivalent Pr˚usˇa’s grammar. The inclusion is proper because the language of Example 1 cannot be generated by a CF Kolam grammar. The time complexity of picture recognition problem for CF Kolam grammars in CNF has been recently proved [19] to be O(m2 n2 (m + n)).

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