Decidable Properties of Monadic Functional Schemas
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- IO and OI. II
- On some classes of interpretations
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- Program equivalence checking by two-tape automata
- Algorithm for verifying the equivalence of linear unary recursive programs on ordered semigroup scales
- Simple context-free languages and free monadic recursion schemes
- On the Decidability of the Equivalence Problem for Monadic Recursive Programs
- The complexity of monadic recursion schemes: executability problems, nesting depth, and applications
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