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Theoretical Computer Science, Volume 87
Volume 87, Number 1, 1991
- Viggo Stoltenberg-Hansen, John V. Tucker:
Algebraic and Fixed Point Equations over Inverse Limits of Algebras. 1-24 - William M. Farmer:
Simple Second-order Languages for which Unification is Undecidable. 25-41 - A. G. Heibig:
Control Machines: A New Model of Parallelism for Compositional Specifications and Their Effective Compilation. 43-80 - Herman Balsters, Maarten M. Fokkinga:
Subtyping Can Have a Simple Semantics. 81-96 - Reine Fournier, Gregor von Bochmann:
The Equivalence in the DCP Model. 97-114 - Lars Hallnäs:
Partial Inductive Definitions. 115-142 - Paul H. B. Gardiner, Carroll Morgan:
Data Refinement of Predicate Transformers. 143-162 - Hans Zierer:
Relation Algebraic Domain Constructions. 163-188 - A. Wilm:
Determinism and Non-determinism in PDL. 189-202 - Mohamed Mezghiche:
Weak Completeness of Type Assignment in lambda-Calculus Models: A Generalization of Hindley's Result. 203-208 - Robin Milner, Mads Tofte:
Co-Induction in Relational Semantics. 209-220 - William McCune, Larry Wos:
The Absence and the Presence of Fixed Point Combinators. 221-228
Volume 87, Number 2, 1991
- Zoltán Ésik:
Results on Homomorphic Realization of Automata by alpha_0-Products. 229-249 - Krzysztof Diks, Wojciech Rytter:
On Optimal Parallel Computations for Sequences of Brackets. 251-262 - Marc Gyssens, Dirk Van Gucht:
A Comparison between Algebraic Query Languages for Flat and Nested Databases. 263-286 - Erzsébet Csuhaj-Varjú, Jürgen Dassow:
On Bounded Interpretations of Grammar Forms. 287-313 - Aldo de Luca, Stefano Varricchio:
Finiteness and Iteration Conditions for Semigroups. 315-327 - Nalinakshi Nirmal, Raghavan Rama:
Machine Characterization of (E0L-E0L) Array Languages. 329-346 - Cristian Calude:
Relativized Topological Size of Sets of Partial Recursive Functions. 347-352
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