11. SWAT 1970:
Santa Monica,
California,
USA
11th Annual Symposium on Switching and Automata Theory, Santa Monica, California, USA, October 28-30, 1970.
IEEE Computer Society 1970
Session I
Session II
- Tiko Kameda:
On the Computational Power of Some Machines with Pushdown-Like Storage.
72
- Mike Paterson:
Tape-Bounds for Time-Bounded Turing Machines.
73-75
- Yechezkel Zalcstein:
On Star-Free Events.
76-80
- Michel Fliess:
Deux applications de la representation matricielle d'une serie rationnelle non commutative.
81-87
Session III
- Aaron Ashkinazy:
Fault Detection Experiments for Asynchronous Sequential Machines.
88-96
- Martin A. Fischler, Meyer Tannenbaum:
Synchronizing and Representation Problems for Sequential Machines with Masked Outputs.
97-103
- Jon G. Bredeson, Paul T. Hulina:
Elimination of Static and Dynamic Hazards in Combinatorial Switching Circuits.
104-108
- Gyula Magó:
Asynchronous Sequential Circuits with (2,1) Type State Assignments.
109-113
- Stephen H. Unger:
Asynchronous Sequential Switching Circuits with Unrestricted Input Changes.
114-121
Session IV
Session V
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