Abstract:We investigate context-free (CF) series on trees with coefficients on a semiring; they are obtained as components of the least solutions of systems of equations having polynomials on their right-hand sides. The relationship between CF series on trees and CF tree-grammars and recursive program schemes is also examined. Polypodes, a new algebraic structure, are introduced in order to study in common series on trees and words and applications are given.
“…Moreover, we prove a Kleene Theorem due to Bozapalidis [11]. Guessarian [32] introduced the notion of a (top-down) pushdown tree automaton and showed that these pushdown tree automata recognize exactly the class of context-free tree languages.…”
Section: Theorem 48 the Following Statements On A Tree Languagementioning
confidence: 92%
“…We do not consider generalizations of the IO-substitution. Bozapalidis [11], Engelfriet, Fülöp, Vogler [19] and Fülöp, Vogler [23] consider these generalizations to formal tree series.…”
Section: Corollary 25 Suppose Thatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These algebraic tree systems are a generalization of the context-free tree grammars (see Rounds [51] and Gécseg, Steinby [25]). They are a particular instance of the second-order systems of Bozapalidis [11]. The presentation follows Kuich [43].…”
Section: Theorem 48 the Following Statements On A Tree Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our algebraic tree systems are second-order systems in the sense of Bozapalidis [11] and are a generalization of the context-free tree grammars. (See Rounds [51], and Engelfriet, Schmidt [20], especially Theorem 3.4.…”
Section: And Consider Tree Seriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Formal tree series were introduced by Berstel, Reutenauer [5], and then extensively studied by Bozapalidis [7,8,9,10,11], Bozapalidis, Rahonis [12], Kuich [38,39,40,41,43], Engelfriet, Fülöp, Vogler [19] and Fülöp, Vogler [23].…”
In this survey we generalize some results on formal tree languages, tree grammars and tree automata by an algebraic treatment using semirings, fixed point theory, formal tree series and matrices. The use of these mathematical constructs makes definitions, constructions, and proofs more satisfactory from an mathematical point of view than the customary ones. The contents of this survey paper is indicated by the titles of the sections:
“…Moreover, we prove a Kleene Theorem due to Bozapalidis [11]. Guessarian [32] introduced the notion of a (top-down) pushdown tree automaton and showed that these pushdown tree automata recognize exactly the class of context-free tree languages.…”
Section: Theorem 48 the Following Statements On A Tree Languagementioning
confidence: 92%
“…We do not consider generalizations of the IO-substitution. Bozapalidis [11], Engelfriet, Fülöp, Vogler [19] and Fülöp, Vogler [23] consider these generalizations to formal tree series.…”
Section: Corollary 25 Suppose Thatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These algebraic tree systems are a generalization of the context-free tree grammars (see Rounds [51] and Gécseg, Steinby [25]). They are a particular instance of the second-order systems of Bozapalidis [11]. The presentation follows Kuich [43].…”
Section: Theorem 48 the Following Statements On A Tree Languagementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our algebraic tree systems are second-order systems in the sense of Bozapalidis [11] and are a generalization of the context-free tree grammars. (See Rounds [51], and Engelfriet, Schmidt [20], especially Theorem 3.4.…”
Section: And Consider Tree Seriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Formal tree series were introduced by Berstel, Reutenauer [5], and then extensively studied by Bozapalidis [7,8,9,10,11], Bozapalidis, Rahonis [12], Kuich [38,39,40,41,43], Engelfriet, Fülöp, Vogler [19] and Fülöp, Vogler [23].…”
In this survey we generalize some results on formal tree languages, tree grammars and tree automata by an algebraic treatment using semirings, fixed point theory, formal tree series and matrices. The use of these mathematical constructs makes definitions, constructions, and proofs more satisfactory from an mathematical point of view than the customary ones. The contents of this survey paper is indicated by the titles of the sections:
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