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J. C. Oosterwijk-Wakka,Otto C. Boerman,Peter F. A. Mulders,Egbert Oosterwijk paper first summarises the relationship between MPST and communicating finite state machines (CFSMs), which offers not only theoretical justifications of MPST but also a guidance to implement MPST in practice. As one of the applications, we present . (.), an extensible toolchain for MPST-based mult

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Karen L. Reckamp,Robert A. Figlin,Robert M. Strietermpirical study since its introduction in 1962 in a seminal paper by Gale and Shapley, who designed the celebrated “deferred acceptance” algorithm for the problem..In the input, each participant ranks participants of the opposite type, so the input consists of a collection of permutations, representi

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Ronald M. Bukowski,Robert A. Figlin,Robert J. Motzerty regions, at specified (possibly .) times, using the lowest possible query cost. Previous work [SoCG’13, EuroCG’14, SICOMP’16, SODA’19], in the same uncertainty model, addressed the problem of minimizing the congestion potential . using location queries of some bounded frequency. It was shown that

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Nadeem Dhanani,Cathy Vocke,Gennady Bratslavsky,W. Marston Linehanversal properties of the differential subresultants. They are due to the fact that, as in the polynomial case, we can work out the problem by means of linear algebra..As it was known by Ritt ([R]), the differential resultant is a polynomial in the a., b. and their derivatives that tells us—in the ge

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M. Zhouversal properties of the differential subresultants. They are due to the fact that, as in the polynomial case, we can work out the problem by means of linear algebra..As it was known by Ritt ([R]), the differential resultant is a polynomial in the a., b. and their derivatives that tells us—in the ge

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Thomas E. Hutson,Snehal Thakkar,Peter Cohen,Ernest C. BordenWe will also show connections with ranking, detector and constructor functions as introduced in [14]. This paper is a continuation of the study enterprised by many authors ([6], [10], [13] and [14]) with the intention of identifying properties others than membership which are easily computable for c