Optimal parallel parsing of bracket languages
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We prove that the parsing problem for bracket context-free languages can be solved in log n time using n/log n processors on a parallel random access machine without write conflicts (P-RAM). On the way we develop a new general technique for tree compression based on the bracket structure of the tree.
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