Titlebook: Language and Automata Theory and Applications; 14th International C Alberto Leporati,Carlos Martín-Vide,Claudio Zandro Conference proceedin

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Windable Heads and Recognizing , with Constant Randomnesslgorithm from a .(.) for the same language with constant-randomness, but with error probability . that can not be reduced further by repetition. We have defined the unpleasant characteristic of the heads that causes the high error as the property of being “windable”. With a tweak on the previous ver

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Alternating Finite Automata with Limited Universal Branchingal branches in any computation and . counts the number of universal branches in the best accepting computation, i.e., in the accepting computation with least universal parallelism. We give algorithms to decide whether the maximum pared tree width or the acceptance width of an AFA are bounded by an i

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Pebble-Intervals Automata and FO, with Two Orderst is important for reasoning about structures that use data values from infinite domains: the two-variable fragment with one total preorder and its induced successor relation, one linear order, and an arbitrary number of unary relations. We prove that the string projection of every language of data

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Limited Two-Way Deterministic Finite Automata with Adviceh advice are then examined to better understand the limitations imposed by uniformity, which is a typical property shared by all feasible computational models. The main contribution of this paper is to introduce and investigate an extension of the model introduced by Kü?ük et al.?[.]. The model is c

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lore it, however, as for instance Lloyd Fernando does in his article ‘Thomas Hardy’s Rhetoric of Painting’,. is at bottom to wish Hardy other than he is. It is to deny him the right, for instance, to make of the novel ‘a(chǎn)n impression, not an argument’ (Fernando complains of the difficulty his pictori

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Christoph Haase badly; the first American edition appeared in March 1874. A novel which has rarely been given its due appreciation, it uses some of Hardy’s most imaginative ideas to develop a critical situation with features which he later decided to turn to more tragical account. Two brief passages from a concent

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Artur Je?therbury is specified but the direction is not. Little or nothing is said about surrounding places. In the 1895 edition and thereafter, Hardy gives Norcombe’s location as ‘north-east of the little town of Emminster’ and crossed by the ‘highway between Emminster and Chalk-Newton’; Emminster is the We

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Jean-éric Pintherbury is specified but the direction is not. Little or nothing is said about surrounding places. In the 1895 edition and thereafter, Hardy gives Norcombe’s location as ‘north-east of the little town of Emminster’ and crossed by the ‘highway between Emminster and Chalk-Newton’; Emminster is the We

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Thomas Place the importance of . to his fiction, Fowles replied: ‘I was brought up really in a French tradition in literature.’. Fowles was quite possibly recalling his work at Bedford School, where French was his favourite subject, as well as his studies at New College, Oxford, where he read French, achieving