Titlebook: Automata, Languages and Programming; 29th International C Peter Widmayer,Stephan Eidenbenz,Matthew Hennessy Conference proceedings 2002 Spr

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Control Message Aggregation in Group Communication ProtocolsSuch feedback is typically sent as control messages by receiver nodes. Since sending of control messages involves communication overhead, many protocols rely on aggregating a number of control messages and sending them together as a single packet over the network. On the other hand, the delays in th

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Church-Rosser Languages vs. UCFLroblem is solvable in polynomial time. In this paper we concentrate on the class of Church Rosser Languages (CRL), the “deterministic counterpart” of GCSL. We prove the conjecture (stated in [.] that the set of palindromes is not in CRL. This implies that CFL∩co-CFL as well as UCFL∩co-UCFL are not i

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On the Construction of Reversible Automata for Reversible Languagesffective construction of a reversible automaton for a reversible language was still unknown. We give in this paper a method to compute a reversible automaton from the minimal automaton of a reversible language. With this intention, we use the universal automaton of the language that can be obtained

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Priority Queues, Pairing, and Adaptive Sorting by Binomialsort, on an input sequence of length n that has . inversions, is at most 2.log./. + . [.]. The bound on the number of comparisons is further reduced to 1.89.log./. + . by using a new structure, which we call trinomial queues. The fact that the algorithm is simple and relies on fairly sim

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U. Laaser,P. Wolters,F. X. Kaufmannfrom the minimal automaton and that contains an equivalent automaton which is quasi-reversible. This quasi-reversible automaton has nearly the same properties as a reversible one and can easily be turned into a reversible automaton.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75091-5 cost of control messages and the effect of delaying them..We develop a rigorous framework to study the aggregation of control packets for multicast and other hierarchical network protocols. We define the multicast aggregation problem and design efficient online algorithms for it, both centralized and distributed.

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L(A) = L(B)? Decidability Results from Complete Formal Systemsministic context-free languages, but also develops an entire machinery of new techniques which are likely to be useful in other contexts. They have already found useful in semantics of programming languages.