Branching bisimilarity of normed BPA processes is in NExpTime
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Abstract: Branching bisimilarity on normed BPA processes was recently shown to be decidable by Yuxi Fu (ICALP 2013) but his proof has not provided any upper complexity bound. We present a simpler approach based on relative prime decompositions that leads to a nondeterministic exponential-time algorithm; this is close to the known exponential-time lower bound.
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