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The tree equivalence of linear recursion schemes
Sabelfeld V. Theoretical Computer Science238 (1-2):1-29,2000.Type:Article
Date Reviewed: May 1 2000

The author proposes a logically complete system of transformation rules that preserve tree equivalence, and presents a polynomial-time algorithm for deciding the tree equivalence of linear polyadic recursion schemes, which runs in time O ( n6 ) . Ultimately, the tree equivalence problem for the given scheme is reduced to a global flow analysis problem which, in turn, is solved by an efficient marking algorithm. Extensions to quasilinear schemes are discussed, as are connections to context-free grammars and deterministic pushdown automata.

Reviewer:  A. A. Mullin Review #: CR122991
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Recursive Function Theory (F.4.1 ... )
 
 
Computation Of Transforms (F.2.1 ... )
 
 
Trees (G.2.2 ... )
 
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