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On the word problem for syntactic monoids of piecewise testable languages
Piecewise testable languages are widely studied area in the theory of automata. We analyze the algebraic properties of these languages via their syntactic monoids. In this paper a normal form is presented for 2- and 3-piecewise testable languages and a log-asymptotic estimate is given for the number of words over these monoids.
Kamilla Kátai-Urbán +4 more
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Abstract In this chapter we obtain another characterization of rational languages in terms of a monoid Syn(L), called the syntactic monoid of L, associated with every L ⊆ A*. The computation of Syn(L) is then discussed, via a notion important in its own right, namely the minimal automaton of L.
John Howie
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ON GROUPS WHICH ARE SYNTACTIC MONOIDS OF DETERMINISTIC CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
The author shows that the class of groups which are syntactic monoids of deterministic context-free languages is closed under restricted standard wreath products with virtually free top groups. This provides an answer to a question of T. Herbst.
Claas E. Röver
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On scattered syntactic monoids
The main result of this paper is a Myhill-Nerode-like theorem for languages L with the property that the commutative closure of L, com(L), is a regular language. This problem arises in a natural way when one considers the scattered deletion operation and some other related problems.
Alexandru Mateescu
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Syntactic Complexity of Circular Semi-Flower Automata [PDF]
We investigate the syntactic complexity of certain types of finitely generated submonoids of a free monoid. In fact, we consider those submonoids which are accepted by circular semi-flower automata (CSFA).
S. Singh, K. V. Krishna
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The syntactic monoid of θ-free palindromic words
Kalpana Mahalingam
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On the theory of syntactic monoids for rational languages
Jean-François Perrot
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Syntactic Minimization of Nondeterministic Finite Automata
International Symposium on Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science, 2021Nondeterministic automata may be viewed as succinct programs implementing deterministic automata, i.e. complete specifications. Converting a given deterministic automaton into a small nondeterministic one is known to be computationally very hard; in fact,
R. Myers, Henning Urbat
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MINIMAL RECOGNIZERS AND SYNTACTIC MONOIDS OF DR TREE LANGUAGES
Ferenc Gécseg, Magnus Steinby
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