Grzegorz Rozenberg Libros

Focusing on the core applications of language theory, this volume explores key elements of linguistics and parsing for both natural and programming languages. It delves into symbolic manipulation and pattern matching, providing insights into their practical uses. A notable highlight is the examination of DNA computing, a rapidly evolving area that bridges biology and computational theory, showcasing the innovative intersections of language and technology.

Introduction.- History.- Theory.- Applications.- Future Research.

This volume originates from the School on Embedded Systems held in Veldhoven, The Netherlands, in November 1996 as the first event organized by the European Educational Forum. Besides thoroughly reviewed and revised chapters based on lectures given during the school, additional papers have been solicited for inclusion in the present book in order to complete coverage of the relevant topics. The authors adress professionals involved in the design and management of embedded systems in industry as well as researchers and students interested in a competent survey. The book will convince the reader that many architectural and algorithmic problems in the area of embedded systems have well documented optimal or correct solutions, notably in the fields of real-time computing, distributed computing, and fault-tolerant computing.