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ORCID6. Theoretical Computer Science 1983: Dortmund, Germany
- Armin B. Cremers, Hans-Peter Kriegel:
Theoretical Computer Science, 6th GI-Conference, Dortmund, Germany, January 5-7, 1983, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 145, Springer 1982, ISBN 3-540-11973-6
Invited Lectures
- Robert L. Constable:
Partial functions in constructive formal theories. 1-18 - Claus-Peter Schnorr:
Monte-Carlo factoring algorithm with finite storage. 19-33 - Christos H. Papadimitriou:
Theory of concurrency control. 35-47
Contributed Papers
- Gerhard Barth:
Interprocedural data flow systems. 49-59 - Bernd Becker:
On the crossing-free, rectangular embedding of weighted graphs in the plane. 61-72 - Eike Best, Agathe Merceron:
Discreteness, k-density and d-continuity of occurrence nets. 73-83 - Ronald V. Book, Timothy J. Long, Alan L. Selman:
Controlled relativizations of P and NP. 85-90 - Franz-Josef Brandenburg:
The computational complexity of certain graph grammars. 91-99 - Andreas Eick, Elfriede Fehr:
Inconsistencies of pure LISP. 101-110 - Alain Finkel, Gérard Memmi:
Fifo nets: a new model of parallel computation. 111-121 - Françoise Gire:
Une extension aux mots infinis de la notion de transduction rationelle. 123-139 - Martin Gogolla, Klaus Drosten, Udo W. Lipeck, Hans-Dieter Ehrich:
Algebraic and operational semantics of exceptions and errors. 141-151 - R. Kemp:
The expected number of nodes and leaves at level k in ordered trees. 153-163 - Christoph Kreitz, Klaus Weihrauch:
Complexity theory on real numbers and functions. 165-174 - Manfred Kunde:
A multifit algorithm for uniform multiprocessor scheduling. 175-185 - Karl J. Lieberherr, Stephen A. Vavasis:
Analysis of polynomial approximation algorithms for constraint expressions. 187-197 - Andrzej Lingas:
Heuristics for minimum edge length rectangular partitions of rectilinear figures. 199-210 - Johann A. Makowsky, Bernd Mahr:
An axiomatic approach to semantics of specification languages. 211-219 - Friedhelm Meyer auf der Heide:
Efficiency of universal parallel computers. 221-241 - Anton Nijholt, Jan Pittl:
A general scheme for some deterministically parsable grammars and their strong equivalents. 243-255 - Tobias Nipkow, Gerhard Weikum:
A decidability result about sufficient-completeness of axiomatically specified abstract data types. 257-268 - Christos H. Papadimitriou, Stathis Zachos:
Two remarks on the power of counting. 269-276 - Jean-Eric Pin, Jacques Sakarovitch:
Some operations and transductions that preserve rationality. 277-288 - Axel Poigné:
On algebras of computation sequences and proofs of equivalence of operational and denotational semantics. 289-300 - Patrice Séébold:
Sur les morphismes qui engendrent des mots infinis ayant des facteurs prescrits. 301-311 - Géraud Sénizergues:
The equivalence problem for N.T.S. languages is decidable. 313-323 - Kurt Sieber:
Weakest expressible preconditions: a new tool for proving completeness results about Hoare calculi. 325-334 - Wolfgang Thomas:
A hierarchy of sets of infinite trees. 335-342 - Athanasios K. Tsakalidis:
Maintaining order in a generalized linked list. 343-352 - Harry A. G. Wijshoff, Jan van Leeuwen:
Periodic versus arbitrary tessellations of the plane using polyominos of a single type. 353-366
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