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Yag-Capsulotomy

A computational model for generic graph functions,hine instances that each are in a state and point to two nodes of a graph. During the execution of a step, the machine instances perform in parallel a local transformation on the graph and are each replaced by a number of other machine instances. It is proved that the generic graph machines express

Orgasm

先驅

Single pushout transformations of equationally defined graph structures with applications to actor ements on graph structures modelling computational states could nicely be expressed as conditional equations..These and other examples lead then to a general investigation of single pushout transformations within categories of equationally defined graph structures i.e., certain algebras satisfying a

Carcinogen

Pastry

Contextual occurrence nets and concurrent constraint programming,ual net where context conditions, besides pre- and post-conditions, are allowed. Context conditions are just items which have to be present in order for an event to take place, but which are not affected by the event. They are very useful for describing situations where different events share a comm

ferment

Uniform-modelling in graph grammar specifications,2,SW92/ we ideally proceed as follows: (1) We specify the internal behavior of tools by graph grammars, (2) we edit, analyze, and (in the near future) execute such specifications thereby verifying and prototyping them, (3) we derive efficient components for specified ones by a generator machinery, a

osteoclasts

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03006-3ely mix graphical and textual formulation of a query. We show how syntax and semantics of this hybrid language are formally defined by means of a slightly extended version of PROGRES, a specification formalism based on programmed and attributed graph rewriting systems.

阻塞

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05992-9e . and treewidth . can be decided in time .), where . is a double exponential function. This result holds not only for the logics S5 and KD45 with NP-complete decision problems, but also for extensions to multiple agents as in the standard logics .., .., .., .. and .., whose decision problems are P

Insatiable

Mobilit?t und digitale Transformationebraic graph rewrite rules in a certain category of labeled graphs. Our approach allows to separate actions which affect several processes from local changes such as variable bindings. We also sketch how to derive an implementation from this specification.