Real functions defined by transducers
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- One-to-one mappings defined by finite transformers
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- Classe of functions defined by transducers
- Real functions computable by finite automata using affine representations.
- Affine mappings defined by finite transducers
- Representation of linear functionals over partially continuous functions
- A method of specification of fractal sets
- The \(p\)-adic theory of automata functions
- \(R^*\)-transformers and fractal curves
- Properties of irrational points of the domain of definition of functions given by pushdown \(R\)-transducers
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