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Mathematical Systems Theory, Volume 25
Volume 25, Number 1, 1992
- Ulrich Huckenbeck:

Constructing Sets of Functions Which Have a Given F-Cardinality. 3-22 - David Eppstein, Lane A. Hemachandra

, James Tisdall, Bülent Yener:
Simultaneous Strong Separations of Probabilistic and Unambiguous Complexity Classes. 23-36 - Christiane Frougny:

Representations of Numbers and Finite Automata. 37-60 - Jean-Michel Autebert, Luc Boasson:

The Equivalence of pre-NTS Grammars is Decidable. 61-74
Volume 25, Number 2, 1992
- Peter Clote:

A Time-Space Hierarchy Between Polynomial Time and Polynomial Space. 77-92 - Ravi Janardan, Siu-Wing Cheng:

Efficient Distributed Algorithms for Single-Source Shortest Paths and Related Problems on Plane Networks. 93-122 - Evangelos Kranakis

, Paul M. B. Vitányi:
A Note on Weighted Distributed Match-Making. 123-140 - Sandy Irani, Moni Naor, Ronitt Rubinfeld:

On the Time and Space Complexity of Computation Using Write-Once Memory Or Is Pen Really Much Worse Than Pencil? 141-159
Volume 25, Number 3, 1992
- Raymond Greenlaw:

The Parallel Complexity of Approximation Algorithms for the Maximum Acyclic Subgraph Problem. 161-175 - Tomoyuki Yamakami:

Structural Properties for Feasibly Computable Classes of Type Two. 177-201 - Alan L. Selman:

A Survey of One-Way Functions in Complexity Theory. 203-221 - Gerhard Buntrock, Carsten Damm

, Ulrich Hertrampf, Christoph Meinel:
Structure and Importance of Logspace-MOD Class. 223-237
Volume 25, Number 4, 1992
- Friedrich Otto:

The Problem of Deciding Confluence on a Given Congruence Class is Tractable for Finite Special String-Rewriting Systems. 241-251 - Andrew Gleason:

Semigroups of Shift Register Counting Matrices. 253-267 - Ruey-Der Lou, Majid Sarrafzadeh, Chong S. Rim, Kazuo Nakajima, Sumio Masuda:

General Circular Permutation Layout. 269-292 - Michael C. Loui, David R. Luginbuhl:

The Complexity of On-Line Simulations Between Multidimensional Turing Machines and Random Access Machines. 293-308 - Siegfried Lehr:

A Result About Languages Concerning Paperfolding Sequences. 309-313

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