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Theoretical Computer Science, Volume 65
Volume 65, Number 1, 1989
- Patrice Enjalbert, Luis Fariñas del Cerro:
Modal Resolution in Clausal Form. 1-33 - Martín Abadi:
The Power of Temporal Proofs. 35-83 - Satish R. Thatte:
Full Abstraction and Limiting Completeness in Equational Languages. 85-119
Volume 65, Number 2, 1989
- Jean-Paul Allouche:
On a Sequence of Rational Functions. 123-130 - François Blanchard:
beta-Expansions and Symbolic Dynamics. 131-141 - Noëlle Bleuzen-Guernalec:
On a Possible Classification of Real-Time Constructed Sequences. 143-148 - F. Michel Dekking:
On the Probability of Occurrence of Labelled Subtrees of a Randomly Labelled Tree. 149-152 - Jean-Marie Dumont, Alain Thomas:
Systemes de Numeration et Fonctions Fractales Relatifs aux Substitutions. 153-169 - Georges Hansel, Dominique Perrin:
Rational Probability Measures. 171-188 - Peter Hellekalek, Gerhard Larcher:
On Weyl Sums and Skew Products over Irrational Rotations. 189-196 - Cor Kraaikamp:
Statistic and Ergodic Properties of Minkowski's Diagonal Continued Fraction. 197-212 - Michel Mendès France, Alfred J. van der Poorten:
From Geometry to Euler Identities. 213-220 - Filippo Mignosi:
Infinite Words with Linear Subword Complexity. 221-242 - Makoto Mori:
On the Fredholm Determinant of a Piecewise Linear Transformation. 243-248 - Brigitte Mossé:
q-Adic Spectral Analysis of Some Arithmetic Sequences. 249-263 - Antonio Restivo:
Finitely Generated Sofic Systems. 265-270
Volume 65, Number 3, 1989
- Hirofumi Yokouchi:
Church-Rosser Theorem for a Rewriting System on Categorical Combinators. 271-290 - Thérèse Hardin:
Confluence Results for the Pure Strong Categorical Logic CCL: lambda-Calculi as Subsystems of CCL. 291-342 - John C. Shepherdson:
A Sound and Complete Semantics for a Version of Negation as Failure. 343-371
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