Context-sensitive Innermost Reachability is Decidable for Linear Right-shallow Term Rewriting Systems
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The reachability problem for given an initial term, a goal term, and a term rewriting system (TRS) is to decide whether the initial one is reachable to the goal one by the TRS or not. A term is shallow if each variable in the term occurs at depth 0 or 1. Innermost reduction is a strategy that rewrites innermost redexes, and context-sensitive reduction is a strategy in which rewritable positions are indicated by specifying arguments of function symbols. In this paper, we show that the reachability problem under context-sensitive innermost reduction is decidable for linear right-shallow TRSs. Our approach is based on the tree automata technique that is commonly used for analysis of reachability and its related properties. We show a procedure to construct tree automata accepting the sets of terms reachable from a given term by context-sensitive innermost reduction of a given linear right-shallow TRS.
- 一般社団法人情報処理学会の論文
- 2009-07-10
著者
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Masahiko Sakai
Graduate School of Information Science, Nagoya University
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Masahiko Sakai
Graduate School Of Information Science Nagoya University
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Keiichirou Kusakari
Graduate School Of Information Science Nagoya University
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Naoki Nishida
Graduate School Of Information Science Nagoya University
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Toshiki Sakabe
Graduate School Of Information Science Nagoya University
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Yoshiharu Kojima
Graduate School of Information Science, Nagoya University
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Yoshiharu Kojima
Graduate School Of Information Science Nagoya University|research Fellow Of The Japan Society For Th
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