Titlebook: CAAP ‘88; 13th Colloquium on T M. Dauchet,M. Nivat Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Algorithms.Analysis.A

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b117574tive (resp. negative) queries Q. (resp.Q.) under the following assumptions: if the size of the data structure is k (k ε N), then the number of possibilities for the operations D and Q. is a linear function of k, whereas the number of possibilities for the i-th insertion or negative query is equal to

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Lumped Modeling of Dissipative Processesem relating narrowing and reduction relations. The completeness of narrowing strategies is proved and conditions for the computation of a "minimal" ground complete set of E-unifiers are given; as well as an algorithm transforming specifications satisfying Huet and Hullot‘s principle of definition, i

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Lumped Modeling of Dissipative Processesthe limited form of graph rewriting which is commonly used to implement functional languages such as Miranda, ML, Hope, and Clean. In contrast to these functional languages, where the order in which subterms are evaluate (the .) is fixed for all programs, in Dactl the evaluation strategy is programm

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Microsystems for Emulsification,y related to the operations of union and composition and it is motivated by the need to define potentially infinite export interfaces using a single module. The iteration of a module M can be viewed as the limit of a sequence of products of the module with itself. The construction is shown to be wel

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29359-0nits. The semantics of this language allows the reduction of the network of processes to an equivalent sequential program, the correctness of which can be proved by the classical invariant method. The compatibility of the language with CSP is investigated. As a result, the language can also be used