Following the decontamination metaphor for searching a graph, we introduce a cleaning process, which is related to both the chip-firing game and edge searching. Brushes (instead o...
Margaret-Ellen Messinger, Richard J. Nowakowski, P...
Graph searching encompasses a wide variety of combinatorial problems related to the problem of capturing a fugitive residing in a graph using the minimum number of searchers. In t...
We consider various well-known, equivalent complexity measures for graphs such as elimination orderings, k-trees and cops and robber games and study their natural translations to ...
Abstract. Many graph problems seem to require knowledge that extends beyond the immediate neighbors of a node. The usual self-stabilizing model only allows for nodes to make decisi...
Wayne Goddard, Stephen T. Hedetniemi, David Pokras...
The -calculus is an extension of the -calculus with a pattern matching facility. The form of the argument of a function can be speci ed and hence -calculus is more convenient than...
Jan Willem Klop, Vincent van Oostrom, Roel C. de V...
Our society is increasingly moving towards richer forms of information exchange where mobility of processes and devices plays a prominent role. This tendency has prompted the acad...
Adriana B. Compagnoni, Elsa L. Gunter, Philippe Bi...
We introduce a new unification procedure for the type inference problem in the intersection type discipline. It is well known that type inference in this case should succeed exact...
We define a new cost model for the call-by-value lambda-calculus satisfying the invariance thesis. That is, under the proposed cost model, Turing machines and the call-by-value la...
Intersection types are well-known to type theorists mainly for two reasons. Firstly, they type all and only the strongly normalizable lambda terms. Secondly, the intersection type...