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Theoretical Computer Science, Volume 129
Volume 129, Number 1, 20 June 1994
- Uri Abraham, Menachem Magidor:

On the Mutual-Exclusion Problem - A Quest for Minimal Solutions. 1-38 - Hirofumi Yokouchi:

F-Semantics for Type Assignment Systems. 39-77 - Jean-Louis Krivine:

A General Storage Theorem for Integers in Call-by-Name lambda-Calculus. 79-94 - Cheng-Chia Chen, I-Peng Lin:

The Computational Complexity of the Satisfiability of Modal Horn Clauses for Modal Propositional Logics. 95-121 - Jiawang Wei:

Correctness of Fixpoint Transformations. 123-142 - John C. Shepherdson:

The Role of Standardising Apart in Logic Programming. 143-142 - Zoran Ognjanovic:

A Tableau-Like Proof Procedure for Normal Modal Logics. 167-186 - Richard Banach:

Regular Relations and Bicartesian Squares. 187-192 - Wenhui Zhang:

Depth of Proofs, Depth of Cut-Formulas and Complexity of Cut Formulas. 193-206
Volume 129, Number 2, 4 July 1994
- André H. Deutz, Andrzej Ehrenfeucht, Grzegorz Rozenberg:

Clans and Regions in 2-Structures. 207-262 - Jean-Paul Allouche

, Mireille Bousquet-Mélou:
Canonical Positions for the Factors in Paperfolding Sequences. 263-278 - Bernard Delyon, Oded Maler:

On the Effects of Noise and Speed on Computations. 279-291 - Joseph F. JáJá, Kwan Woo Ryu:

An Efficient Parallel Algorithm for the Single Function Coarsest Partition Problem. 293-307 - K. Ganesan:

One-Way Functions and the Isomorphism Conjecture. 309-321 - Craig A. Rich, Giora Slutzki:

The Complexity of Optimizing Finite-State Transducers. 323-336 - Timo Knuutila, Magnus Steinby:

The Inference of Tree Languages from Finite Samples: An Algebraic Approach. 337-367 - Sébastien Ferenczi:

Tiling and Local Rank Properties of the Morse Sequence. 369-383 - Marion Scheepers

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Variations on a Game of Gale (II): Markov Strategies. 385-396 - Daniel M. Yellin:

An Algorithm for Dynamic Subset and Intersection Testing. 397-406 - Ömer Egecioglu, Çetin Kaya Koç

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Exponentiation Using Canonical Recoding. 407-417 - Maurice Margenstern:

Nonerasing Turing Machines: A Frontier Between a Decidable Halting Problem and Universality. 419-424

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