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|Abstract=This paper introduces a functional approach to distributed splicing systems for generation of recursive enumerable languages with 6 test tubes. The specification of this system serves both, the formal mathematical and the lab-experimental aspect. The implementation of the splicing system using a functional description of laboratory operations supports particularly the last-mentioned aspect. Advantages of this approach consist in large experimental practicability as well as in the independence of certain Chomsky type 0 grammar parameters.
splicing systems for generation of recursive enumerable
languages with 6 test tubes. The specification of this system
serves both, the formal mathematical and the lab-experimental
aspect. The implementation of the splicing system using a functional
description of laboratory operations supports particularly the
last-mentioned aspect. Advantages of this approach consist in large
experimental practicability as well as in the independence of
certain Chomsky type 0 grammar parameters.
 
 
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Distributed Splicing of RE with 6 Test Tubes

Monika SturmMonika Sturm,  Thomas HinzeThomas Hinze
Monika Sturm, Thomas Hinze
Distributed Splicing of RE with 6 Test Tubes
Romanian Journal of Information Science and Technology, 4(1-2):211-234, 2001
  • KurzfassungAbstract
    This paper introduces a functional approach to distributed splicing systems for generation of recursive enumerable languages with 6 test tubes. The specification of this system serves both, the formal mathematical and the lab-experimental aspect. The implementation of the splicing system using a functional description of laboratory operations supports particularly the last-mentioned aspect. Advantages of this approach consist in large experimental practicability as well as in the independence of certain Chomsky type 0 grammar parameters.
  • Forschungsgruppe:Research Group: AutomatentheorieAutomata Theory
@article{ SturmHinze-WMP2000-01,
  author = {M. {Sturm} and T. {Hinze}},
  journal = {Romanian Journal of Information Science and Technology},
  number = {1-2},
  pages = {211--234},
  title = {Distributed Splicing of RE with 6 Test Tubes},
  volume = {4},
  year = {2001},
}