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5 NECKS OF AUTOMATA
"... Abstract. Directable automata, known also as synchronizable, cofinal and reset automata, are a significant type of automata with very interesting algebraic properties and important applications in various branches of Computer Science. They have been a subject of interest of many eminent authors sinc ..."
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Abstract. Directable automata, known also as synchronizable, cofinal and reset automata, are a significant type of automata with very interesting algebraic properties and important applications in various branches of Computer Science. They have been a subject of interest of many eminent authors
Building a Semantic Web Digital Library for the Municipality of Milan
- RETHINKING ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING: INNOVATION IN COMMUNICATION PARADIGMS AND TECHNOLOGIES - PROC. 13TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING
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"... In the second half of 2007 the Municipality of Milan decided to co-finance a one year project proposed by CILEA (Consorzio Interuniversitario Lombardo per l’Elaborazione Automatica) called “Biblioteca Aperta di Milano ” (Milan Open Li-brary) or BAMI, aimed at creating an integrated system to make a ..."
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In the second half of 2007 the Municipality of Milan decided to co-finance a one year project proposed by CILEA (Consorzio Interuniversitario Lombardo per l’Elaborazione Automatica) called “Biblioteca Aperta di Milano ” (Milan Open Li-brary) or BAMI, aimed at creating an integrated system to make a
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"... Given a cardinal κ, we define ded κ = sup{|I | : I is a linear order with a dense subset of size ≤ κ}. ◮ In general the supremum may not be attained. ◮ The study of ded κ was initiated by Baumgartner [1]. ◮ In model theory it arises naturally when one wants to count types. Some equivalent ways to co ..."
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to compute ded κ The following cardinalities are the same: 1. ded κ. 2. sup{λ: ∃ a linear order of size ≤ κ with λ Dedekind cuts} 3. sup{λ: ∃ a regular µ and a linear order of size ≤ κ with λ cuts of cofinality µ on both sides}. (by a theorem of Kramer, Shelah, Tent and Thomas) 4. sup{λ: ∃ a regular µ