Automata, Languages and Programming

... M-cell or S-cell neighbor update it's state to M. As it is explained in the idea of algorithm, the wave should put a token in places where it passes, so that the path is made regarding that in retrace phase. While the above scenario does ...

8th International Conference on Cellular Automata for Research and Industry, ACRI 2008 ... paper we describe a Multi-Agent framework to model the dynamics of self ... Stem Cell Proliferation Introduction Hierarchical Stem Cell Proliferation.

... kinetic head loss is: Δ ⋅( ). The mixing of the eroded snow cover with the earlier avalanche mass involves that the earlier kinetic energy of avalanche mass becomes the kinetic energy of all the avalanche mass, it implicates trivially ...

... FNLL as the transformation function of the left hand side non-linear block (which is the right hand side of the equation (6): L1.j+1 = FNLL(L1.j, . . . , L16.j, R1.j, . . . . R75, C1.j . . . C7.j) (7) In a similar manner, we can show ...

... DNA [3], because the DNA structure, function and evolution can be simulated using several mathematical tools (such as linear algebra and operators), introduced through the use of CAs. Following that line we developed a simulator, named ...

... definition of regular languages of infinite traces, w-regular trace languages, was first provided by Gastin-Petit using monoid morphisms [5]. We use as definition ... Infp(p) of local p-states that occur infinitely often during the run p of £ ...

... Alan Tucker. Applied combinatorics. John Wiley & Sons Inc., New York, third edition, 1995. Salil Vadhan. Probabilistic proof systems I: Interactive and zero-knowledge proofs. Lecture Notes from the IAS/PCMI Graduate Summer School on ...

... Theory, pages 1–18, 1997. 2. Abiteboul S., R. Hull, V. Vianu. Foundations of Databases. Addison-Wesley, 1994. 3. Abiteboul S., V. Vianu. Queries and Computation on the Web. Proc. International Conference on Database Theory, pages 262 ...

... Sampling. Linear weighted sampling is a natural sampling method, but to efficiently derive the sum from such samples ... birthday there isagood chance that at least two of them have the same birthday. Let us first consider the special ...

... Science , M.I.T. , Cambridge , MA02139 2. Aiken Computation Laboratory , Harvard ... answer is affirmative in the quantifier - free case [ MW ] , in the ... Ap . However , we can show that SEARCH is not equivalent to a first - order ...

... hardware resource will not occur simultaneously. We say that resource, Hf, is subject to a sharing conflict if multiple accesses may occur concurrently. Sharing conflicts are dealt with by ... Hardware Source-Level Program Transformation.

... [lg4 n]). Any two mini-trees computed by this algorithm either do not intersect, or only intersect at their common root. They showed that the size of any mini-tree is at most 3M − 4, and the size of any mini-tree that does not contain the ...

... xbay w xaby v with x , y e A * and ( a , b ) = 0. By the induction hypothesis there exists v " ( w ) fe , such that ( v ) = ( v " ) л . If ( a , b ) € 01 we can take v ' = v " € ( u ) fo , . If ( a , b ) = 01 , we can assume , for ...

... Affectance. We will use the notion of affectance, introduced in [7,12] and refined in [14] to the thresholded form used here, which has a number of technical advantages. The affectance aP w (v) on link lv from another link lw, with a ...

... symbol (a b was replaced by an a). How can one tell which error it was? In this paper we show that, surprisingly ... substitution errors. It generally models the case where the errors may be transient errors due to transmission noise ...

... affectance of any link is at most 1/p. Observation 1. The affectance function satisfies the following properties for a set S of links: 1. (Range) S is SINR-feasible iff, for all lv ∈ S, aS(lv) ≤ 1. 2. (Additivity) aS = aS1 + aS2 ...

... NYU Ultracomputer designing an MIMD parallel machine . IEEE Trans . on ... NYU , 1982 . [ Sc ] J. Schwartz , Ultracomputers . ACM TOPLAS 2 ( 1980 ) 484-521 . [ S1 ] ... New classes for parallel complexity : a study of unification and other ...

... Kleinberg, J.M., Tardos, ́E., Wexler, T., Roughgarden, T.: The price of stability for network design ... design with selfish agents. Theory of Computing 4, 77–109 (2008) 5 ... Algorithm design. Addison-Wesley, Boston (2005) Koutsoupias, E ...

... pi ∈ C uses Broadcast to Broadcast xi. 2. For each pj: if |C| = 1, then ... everyp i ∈ C\A⋆ who is alive at the beginning of the protocol has the same input ... setup can be derived in a straight-forward manner from [1] (see [5] for ...

... vcccc , u = ucccc , w = wcccc for wЄ W and s = skkkk Notice that the definition of IRo from the previous subsection does not require any change . But the rules of A will be modified : ( i ) [ wcccc , ] for each w W ( ii ) [ vcccc ...

... Eve and Frank knew the true distribution q of (X, L1 ,...,L n). It might be interesting to consider the problem where their beliefs, q E and qF are different from q and from each other. In the setup ... Pi is the random variable that player i ...

... (D1) no command acts on a qubit already measured; (D2) no command acts on a qubit not yet prepared, unless it is an input qubit; (D3) a qubit i is measured if and only if i is not an output. The set V is called the pattern computation ...

... error handling routines for a wide scope of par- sers of the language ( Theorem 4 ) . We perceive two directions of ... Informatica 10 , 209-228 , 1978 . [ 6 ] Röhrich , J .: Methods for the automatic construction of error correcting ...

... rule. Lemma 1 (Chain Rule [34]). For all random variables X, Y, Z and for all ε, ε > 0, Hε+εmin(X|YZ) ≥ Hεmin (XY |Z) − log|Y| − log(1/ε). We also need the monotonicity of the smooth min-entropy, Hεmin(XY | Z) ≥ Hεmin(X | Z). A ...

... ( i.a.p. ) is a list of inclusions of the form 2 . 3 . P11 1 1 , Pa 2 .... Fr. n An i.a.p. of this form is called fully expanded with respect to a variable X , iff , for each i , i = .. ,, either contains no free occurrences of X , or = X ...