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In diesem Kapitel behandeln wir zwei Anwendungen von Automaten auf endlichen Bäumen. Die erste behandelt die Frage, ob zwei Terme eines einfach typisierten λ-Kalküls unter gewissen Kongruenzen gleich sind; die zweite behandelt die bereits zuvor erwähnten XML-Dokumente als Bäume und erklärt, wo Baumautomaten dabei zum Einsatz kommen können. Zum genaueren Verständnis dieses Kapitels ist eine gewisse Vorkenntnis, insbesondere über den λ-Kalkül, evtl. aber auch über XML, hilfreich.

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Hofmann, M., Lange, M. (2011). Anwendungen. In: Automatentheorie und Logik. eXamen.press. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18090-3_13

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