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... mapping plays the role of σ , whereas & corresponds to mapping 2. In fact , the situation described in Eq . ( 2 ) is slightly more restrictive than the one in Fig . 1 because , is restricted to be 1 . Therefore , the results of Section ...
... mapping plays the role of σ , whereas & corresponds to mapping 2. In fact , the situation described in Eq . ( 2 ) is slightly more restrictive than the one in Fig . 1 because , is restricted to be 1 . Therefore , the results of Section ...
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... mappings ) . The identity element of S is the identity mapping SA The reverse construction is also possible but not unique : given a finite monoid ( S , ) , one can generate many different finite semiautomata that have S as their monoid ...
... mappings ) . The identity element of S is the identity mapping SA The reverse construction is also possible but not unique : given a finite monoid ( S , ) , one can generate many different finite semiautomata that have S as their monoid ...
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... mapping from Qy onto Q7 , and έ is a surjective mapping from Xy onto XT . The above definition for separate monitors ( but with being the identity mapping ) appears in [ 23–25 ] . Monitor T operates in parallel and separately from ; it ...
... mapping from Qy onto Q7 , and έ is a surjective mapping from Xy onto XT . The above definition for separate monitors ( but with being the identity mapping ) appears in [ 23–25 ] . Monitor T operates in parallel and separately from ; it ...
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| Title | Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 339 Journal of the Franklin Institute, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) |
| Author | Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) |
| Publisher | Pergamon Press, 2002 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 22 Jan 2018 |
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