The order type of scattered context-free orderings of rank one is computable
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Abstract: A linear ordering is called context-free if it is the lexicographic ordering of some context-free language and is called scattered if it has no dense subordering. Each scattered ordering has an associated ordinal, called its rank. It is known that the isomorphism problem of scattered context-free orderings is undecidable, if one of them has a rank at least two. In this paper we show that it is decidable whether a context-free ordering has rank at most one, and if so, its order type is effectively computable.
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