Macrotransducers and applicative systems for partially continuous functions
The purpose of this short note is four-fold. (i) To provide further interpretations of the \(\Delta\)-calculus, (ii) to provide some extension of the \(\Delta\)-calculus to partially recursive functions and to partially continuous functions, (iii) to build up functionals and operators by means of macrotransducers over labeled trees, and (iv) to study some relations between the notions of computability, semicomputability, continuity and realizability. It is shown that the basic axioms of the \(\Delta\)-calculus are true for partially continuous operators.
- Using macrotransducers to specify partial continuous operators in metric spaces
- Macrotransducers on labeled trees and partially continuous operators
- Extensional equivalences for transition systems
- Continuity of functional transducers: a profinite study of rational functions
- Iterating transducers in the large (extended abstract)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3866600
- Encoding transition systems in sequent calculus
- Finite transducers and rational transductions
- Application of finite transducers to the specification of mappings and fractal sets
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1332630
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