Titlebook: Algebraic Informatics; 8th International Co Miroslav ?iri?,Manfred Droste,Jean-éric Pin Conference proceedings 2019 Springer Nature Switzer

Occipital-Lobe

The Precise Complexity of Finding Rainbow Even Matchingshtforward algorithm finds a REM or asserts that no REM exists in . steps and we conjecture that no deterministic or randomised algorithm has complexity asymptotically smaller than .. Our motivation is also to pinpoint the curse of dimensionality of the . problem for graphs embedded into orientable surfaces: a basic problem of statistical physics.

爆炸

Modular Descriptions of Regular Functionslowing direct implementations when the input scanner is deterministic. Alternatively, one may use more human friendly descriptions based on some simple basic transformations (e.g., copy, duplicate, erase, reverse) and various combinators such as function composition or extensions of regular operatio

Mhc-Molecule

Constraint Satisfaction Through GBP-Guided Deliberate Bit Flipping removes channel harmful configurations prior to transmission. In this method, user messages are encoded with an error correction code, and therefore the number of bit flips should be kept small not to overburden the decoder. We formulate the problem of minimizing the number of bit flips as a binary

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CORE

Fast Computing the Algebraic Degree of Boolean Functions and thereafter the algebraic degree by using the weight-lexicographic order (WLO) of the vectors of the .-dimensional Boolean cube. Byte-wise and bitwise versions of a search based on the WLO and their implementations are discussed. They are compared with the usual exhaustive search applied in comp

Retrieval

Maximal Diameter on a Class of Circulant Graphsbe transferred between nodes of the quantum networks modeled by integral circulant graphs and this task is related to calculating the maximal diameter of a graph. The integral circulant graph . has the vertex set . and vertices . and . are adjacent if ., where .. Motivated by the result on the upper

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Parallelisms of , Invariant Under Cyclic Groups of Order 4lelisms in small finite projective spaces is of interest for problems from projective geometry, design theory, network coding, error-correcting codes, cryptography, etc. All parallelisms of . and . are known and parallelisms of . which are invariant under automorphisms of odd prime orders and under

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Detecting Arrays for Main Effectsany factors and interactions among them. Of particular concern is to determine which settings of the factors (main effects) impact the behaviour significantly. Detecting arrays for main effects are test suites that ensure that the impact of each main effect is witnessed even in the presence of . or

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Regular Languages as Local Functions with Small Alphabetset of cardinality depending on the size of the language recognizer. We allow strictly locally testable (slt) languages of degree greater than two, and instead of a homomorphism, we use a rational function of the local type. By encoding the automaton computations using comma-free codes, we prove that

Heart-Attack

Commutative Regular Languages – Properties and State Complexityvariants will be introduced which generalize known notions from unary languages used for refined state complexity statements and existing notions for commutative languages used for the subclass of periodic languages. Our bound for shuffle is formulated in terms of these invariants and shown to be op