Two recognizable string-matching problems over free partially commutative monoids
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An efficient (linear-time) algorithm for the following problem is given. For two strings \(x,y\) determine if \([x]\) is a factor of \([y]\), where \([z]\) denotes an element of a free partially commutative monoid generated by a word \(z\). Moreover, some variants of this basic problem are examined.
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