Titlebook: Implementation and Application of Automata; 8th International Co Oscar H. Ibarra,Zhe Dang Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Farn Wang,Geng-Dian Hwang,Fang Yuduce poverty, ample employment opportunities must be created for the poor. To achieve this, the development of labor-intensive industries is the key, as agriculture can provide only limited employment opportunities and the service sector can only become the leading sector in the later stage of econo

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Haruo Hosoya,Makoto Muratat opportunities for the poor. Yet the term “industrial policy” is synonymous with “undesirable policy” for many economists and policymakers, as the policies implemented to support industrialization in the 1960s and 1970s were so unsuccessful. Such policies were highly interventionist without careful

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Symbolic Synthesis of Finite-State Controllers for Request-Response Specificationslift-controller problem serves as an example for which the implementation of our algorithm has been tested. The specifications consist of safety conditions and so-called “request-response-conditions” (which have the form “after visiting a state of . later a state of . is visited”). Many real-life pr

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Timing Parameter Characterization of Real-Time Systemscontribution of this paper is that we identify three non-trivial subclasses of TPAs, namely, . and . TPAs, and analyze how hard it is to characterize the solution space. As it turns out, we are able to give complexity bounds for the sizes of the minimal (resp., maximal) elements which completely cha

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Constructing Büchi Automata from Linear Temporal Logic Using Simulation Relations for Alternating Büa. Our procedure is based on simulation relations for alternating Büchi automata. Whereas most of the procedures that have been described in the past compute simulation relations in the last step of the translation (after a nondeterministic Büchi automaton has already been constructed), our procedur

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