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Extension of tabled 0L-systems and languages

Grzegorz Rozenberg
- Vol. 2, Iss: 4, pp 311-336
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A new family of languages is introduced which originated from a study of some mathematical models for the development of biological organisms and it is proved that it forms a full abstractfamily of languages.
Abstract
This paper introduces a new family of languages which originated from a study of some mathematical models for the development of biological organisms. Various properties of this family are established and in particular it is proved that it forms a full abstract family of languages. It is compared with some other families of languages which have already been studied and which either originated from the study of models for biological development or belong to the now standard Chomsky hierarchy. A characterization theorem for context-free languages is also established.

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