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That SnS Can Be Modally Characterized (1996)  (Make Corrections)  
Hans Hüttel



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Abstract: We show that a modal mu-calculus with label set f1; : : : ; ng can define the Rabin recognizable tree languages up to an equivalence similar to the observational equivalence of Milner. 1 Introduction In [11] it was shown that the temporal logic ETL [10] can define exactly the class of !-regular languages. In [7] it was shown that a fixed-point calculus whose signature apart from maximal and minimal fixed points and disjunction includes the usual operators on trees can define exactly the sets... (Update)

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@misc{ ttel-that,
  author = "Hans Hüttel",
  title = "That SnS Can Be Modally Characterized",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/231316.html" }
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