Regulated pushdown automata
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As the use of grammar rules can be regulated by control languages, this paper suggests to regulate the use of rules of pushdown automata by control langauges. For regular control langauges, it is proven that this regulation has no effect on the power of pushdown automata. However the pushdown automata regulated by linear control langauges characterize the family of recursively enumerable languages. The results are established in terms of acceptance by final state, of acceptance by empty pushdown and of the combination of both.
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