PSPACE-completeness of the problem of checking the careful synchronizability of a partial automaton
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- Computational complexity of certain problems related to carefully synchronizing words for partial automata and directing words for nondeterministic automata
- Synchronization of automata with one undefined or ambiguous transition
- Complexity of problems concerning carefully synchronizing words for PFA and directing words for NFA
- Recognizing synchronizing automata with finitely many minimal synchronizing words is PSPACE-complete
- Complexity of checking whether two automata are synchronized by the same language
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(4)- Synchronization of automata with one undefined or ambiguous transition
- Recognizing synchronizing automata with finitely many minimal synchronizing words is PSPACE-complete
- Complexity of problems concerning carefully synchronizing words for PFA and directing words for NFA
- Complexity of checking whether two automata are synchronized by the same language
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