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New PDF release: SOFSEM 2002: Theory and Practice of Informatics: 29th

By Hacène Fouchal (auth.), William I. Grosky, František Plášil (eds.)

ISBN-10: 354000145X

ISBN-13: 9783540001454

ISBN-10: 3540361375

ISBN-13: 9783540361374

Forthe29thtime,SOFSEM(SOFtwareSEMinar)washeld.Havingtransformed through the years from a neighborhood occasion to an absolutely foreign convention, the c- transitority SOFSEM is a mixture of a iciness college and a convention striving for multidisciplinarity in desktop technology, accompaniedby workshops devoted to a slender ?eld (this yr multimedia and softcomputing) and a pupil discussion board. This quantity constitutes the court cases of SOFSEM 2002 held in Milovy, Czech Republic, November 22–29, 2002. This yr, 23 papers have been submitted from eleven international locations. the choice of the eleven most sensible papers authorised by way of this system Committee was once according to their contribution to the cutting-edge, technical soundness, readability of presentation, and relevance of bibliography. The steerage Committee supported by way of the Advisory Board urged 12 invited talks focusedonthefollowingkeytopicareas:distributedandparallelsystems,system layout and checking out, databases and data platforms, and basics. SOFSEM is the results of enormous e?ort by means of a couple of humans. it truly is our excitement to checklist our because of the Advisory Board for its aid, to the guidance Committee for its common counsel, and to the Organizing Committee for making SOFSEM 2002 take place. it's been an honor for us to paintings with the individuals of this system Committee and different referees who committed loads of e?ort to reviewing the submitted papers.

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NET) from Microsoft Corp. [25]). The interfaces of components from these platforms include only signature lists. Except for CORBA, requires interfaces are not specified. None of these models gives rules for specifying valid call sequences. The drawbacks of commercial component models and their precursors in research labs as mentioned in the introduction gave rise to interface definitions including rules for behavioural specifications. These rules have been expressed in different notations, each having specific advantages and drawbacks.

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2. In the following, we deal with the prefixes of a word w ∈ I ∗ . The set of prefixes P (w) of a word w = i1 . . n] i1 . . ij . Note that w ∈ P (w). Definition 3 (Counter-Constraint-Type). Each counter-constraint-type is a predicate with the three arguments a, b, k, where a, b ∈ I and k is an integer. – Dist (a, b, k) := for all p ∈ P (w) holds #p a ≥ #p b + k. – DistEq(a, b, k) := for all p ∈ P (w) holds #p a ≥ #p b + k and for w holds #w a = #w b + k. – ReversedDist (a, b, k) := for all p ∈ P (w) holds #p a ≥ #p b + k.

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SOFSEM 2002: Theory and Practice of Informatics: 29th Conference on Current Trends in Theory and Practice of Informatics Milovy, Czech Republic, November 22–29, 2002 Proceedings by Hacène Fouchal (auth.), William I. Grosky, František Plášil (eds.)


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