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ORCIDInformation and Control, Volume 11
Volume 11, Number 1-2, 1967
- Jorge E. Mezei, Jesse B. Wright:
Algebraic Automata and Context-Free Sets. 3-29 - Jim Gray, Michael A. Harrison, Oscar H. Ibarra:
Two-Way Pushdown Automata. 30-70 - H. Paul Zeiger:
Ho's Algorithm, Commutative Diagrams, and the Uniqueness of Minimal Linear Systems. 71-79 - Joseph S. Ullian:
Partial Algorithm Problems for Context Free Languages. 80-101 - Peter L. Falb:
Infinite-Dimensional Filtering: The Kalman-Bucy Filter in Hilbert Space. 102-137 - Patrick C. Fischer:
Turing Machines with a Schedule to Keep. 138-146 - Michael A. Arbib:
Automaton Automorphisms. 147-154 - Azaria Paz:
Minimization Theorems and Techniques for Sequential Stochastic Machines. 155-166 - Robert McNaughton:
The Loop Complexity of Pure-Group Events. 167-176 - John P. Kimball:
Predicates Definable over Transformational Derivations by Intersection with Regular Languages. 177-195 - Thomas N. Hibbard:
A Generalization of Context-Free Determinism. 196-238 - Eliahu Shamir:
A Representation Theorem for Algebraic and Context-Free Power Series in Noncommuting Variables. 239-254
Volume 11, Number 3, 1967
- Manuel Blum:
On the Size of Machines. 257-265 - Wolffried Stucky:
A Remark on Nets of Threshold Elements. 266-268 - Donald E. Knuth:
A Characterization of Parenthesis Languages. 269-289 - James C. Beatty:
On Some Properties of the Semigroup of a Machine Which are Preserved Under State Minimization. 290-316 - Imre Csiszár:
Two Remarks to Noiseless Coding. 317-322 - Richard Edwin Stearns:
A Regularity Test for Pushdown Machines. 323-340 - Bernd Meister, Werner Oettli:
On the Capacity of a Discrete, Constant Channel. 341-351 - Fred C. Schweppe:
State Space Evaluation of the Bhattacharyya Distance between Two Gaussian Processes. 352-372
Volume 11, Number 4, 1967
- Fred C. Schweppe:
On the Bhattacharyya Distance and the Divergence between Gaussian Processes. 373-395 - Marcel Paul Schützenberger:
On Synchronizing Prefix Codes. 396-401 - Melvin A. Breuer:
Adaptive Computers. 402-422 - Jacob Wolfowitz:
Memory Increases Capacity. 423-428 - Kung Yao:
Applications of Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Spaces-Bandlimited Signal Models. 429-444 - Shu Lin, E. J. Weldon Jr.:
Long BCH Codes Are Bad. 445-451 - Samuel Eilenberg, Jesse B. Wright:
Automata in General Algebras. 452-470 - H. Paul Zeiger:
Erratum: "Cascade Synthesis of Finite-State Machines". 471
Volume 11, Number 5-6, 1967
- Tadao Kasami, Shu Lin, W. Wesley Peterson:
Some Results on Cyclic Codes which Are Invariant under the Affine Group and Their Application. 475-496 - Irvin G. Stiglitz:
Capacity for a Class of Unknown Channels. 497-504 - C. Denis Hall, H. C. Ratz:
The Automatic Design of Fractional Factorial Experiments for Adaptive Process Optimization. 505-527 - Alan V. Oppenheim:
Generalized Superposition. 528-536 - Domenick Calabro, Jack K. Wolf:
On the Synthesis of Two-Dimensional Arrays with Desirable Correlation Properties. 537-560 - Barron Brainerd:
An Analog of a Theorem about Contex-Free Languages. 561-567 - Giovanni B. Gerace, G. Gestri:
Decomposition of Synchronous Sequential Machines into Synchronous and Asynchronous Submachines. 568-591 - Michael Athans:
The Matrix Minimum Principle. 592-606 - Meir Smorodinsky:
On Infinite Decodable Codes. 607-612 - Alan W. Nordstrom, John P. Robinson:
An Optimum Nonlinear Code. 613-616 - Mario C. Grignetti:
Letter on a Paper by Eugene Schwartz and Adrienne Kleiboemer. 617-619 - Eugene S. Schwartz, Adrienne J. Kleiboemer:
Rejoinder to Letter by Mario C. Grignetti. 620-622
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