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The emptiness problem for intersections of regular languages
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1992
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Given m nite automata, the emptiness of intersection problem is to determine whether there exists a string which is accepted by all m automata. In the following we consider the case, when m is bounded by a function in the input length, i.e., in the size and number of the automata. In this way we get complete problems for nondeterministic space-bounded and timespace-bounded complexity classes. Further on, we get close relations to nondeterministic sublinear time classes and to classes which are
doi:10.1007/3-540-55808-x_33
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