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    20 January 1999
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    Based on the introduction to universal algebra for language theory by \textit{B. Courcelle} [Theor. Comput. Sci. 163, 1-54 (1996; Zbl 0874.68170)], this expository article focuses on multivalued operations, which seem to be adequate for the handling of inductive sets of evaluations. In this framework, every transduction definable in counting monadic second-order logic is a bottom-up transduction on term representations.
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    formal language
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    context-free set
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    transducer
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    hypergraph
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    multivalued operations
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    monadic second-order logic
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