Automata, Languages and Programming

Automata, Languages and Programming

by P.G. Spirakis

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Automata, Languages and Programming: 28th International Colloquium, ICALP 2001 Crete, Greece, July 8–12, 2001 Proceedings
Author: Fernando Orejas, Paul G. Spirakis, Jan van Leeuwen
Published by Springer Berlin Heidelberg
ISBN: 978-3-540-42287-7
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-48224-5

Table of Contents:

  • Algorithms, Games, and the Internet
  • Automata, Circuits, and Hybrids: Facets of Continuous Time
  • Languages, Rewriting Systems, and Verification of Infinite-State Systems
  • Integrating Semantics for Object—Oriented System Models
  • Modelling with Partial Orders — Why and Why Not?
  • Theoretical Aspects of Evolutionary Algorithms
  • Improvements of the Alder—Strassen Bound: Algebras with Nonzero Radical
  • On Generating All Minimal Integer Solutions for a Monotone System of Linear Inequalities
  • Division Is In Uniform TC0
  • A Framework for Index Bulk Loading and Dynamization
  • A Characterization of Temporal Locality and Its Portability across Memory Hierarchies
  • The Complexity of Constructing Evolutionary Trees Using Experiments
  • Hidden Pattern Statistics
  • Combinatorics and Algorithms on Low-Discrepancy Roundings of a Real Sequence
  • All-Pairs Shortest Paths Computation in the BSP Model
  • Approximating the Minimum Spanning Tree Weight in Sublinear Time
  • Approximation Hardness of TSP with Bounded Metrics
  • The RPR
  • Approximation Algorithms for Partial Covering Problems
  • On the Online Bin Packing Problem

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