Caap '83: Trees in Algebra and Programming. 8th Colloquium l'Aquila, March 9-11, 1983. Proceedings

ISBN-13: 9783540127277 / Angielski / Miękka / 1983 / 428 str.

G. Ausiello; M. Protasi

Opis

With contributions by numerous experts

Spis treści

Generalized heterogeneous algebras and partial interpretations.- Applicative information systems.- Acyclic database schemes (of various degrees): A painless introduction.- Efficient algorithms for finding maximal matching in graphs.- A survey of NLC grammars.- Prefix and perfect languages.- Some equivalence results for free choice nets and simple nets and on the periodicity of live free choice nets.- VLSI mesh of trees for data base processing.- Continuite des transducteurs d'etats finis d'arbres.- Completeness results for a polymorphic type system.- A class of program schemes based on tree rewriting systems.- Complete sets of unifiers and matchers in equational theories.- Digital search trees and the generation of an exponentially distributed variate.- Decidable properties of monadic recursive schemas with a depth parameter.- Nivat-processing systems: Decision problems related to protection and synchronization.- Confluent and coherent equational term rewriting systems application to proofs in abstract data types.- An application of maximum bipartite c-matching to subtree isomorphism'.- Characterizing specification languages which admit initial semantics.- Topological bandwidth.- Probabilistic analysis of graph colouring algorithms.- Some further approximation algorithms for the vertex cover problem.- An application of the theory of graphs and hypergraphs to the decomposition of relational database schemes.- Remarks on the pyramidal structure.- Structured theories in LCF.- Alternating tree automata.- Cofinality in reduction graphs.

O autorze

Giorgio Ausiello is Professor Emeritus in the Dipartimento di Ingegneria Informatica, Automatica e Gestionale, Università di Roma "La Sapienza". He has coauthored numerous formal academic journal and conference publications. He has chaired many related conferences and research groups, and he was a founding member of the European Association for Theoretical Computer Science (EATCS), and its President from 2006 to 2009. His main research interests include on-line algorithms, approximation algorithms, dynamic graph algorithms, optimization problems in vehicle routing and logistics, and streaming algorithms; he has also researched and published on programming theorys, computational complexity, and database theory.