Some decision problems for traces
An independence alphabet is a pair \(\langle A;I\rangle\) where \(A\) is a finite set and \(I\) is an irreflexive symmetric binary relation on \(A\) (modeling the relation: two members of \(A\) commute). The relation \(I\) induces a congruence on the monoid \(A^*\). Classes of this congruence are called traces in \(\langle A;I\rangle\). The author studies several decidability questions involving traces. A system of trace equations can be viewed as \(T=\langle A,X,S,C,I\rangle\) where \(\langle A;I\rangle\) is an independence alphabet, \(X\) is a finite set of unknowns disjoint from \(A\), \(S\) is a set of string equations in \(A\cup X\), and \(C\) is a set of commutativity equations in \(A\cup X\). A solution of \(T\) is any assignment of values to members of \(X\) which gives an \(I\)-stable solution to each equation in \(S\) and a solution to every equation from \(C\). The author proves the existence of an algorithm that tells for any given system of trace equations whether it has a solution. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0865.00035].
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