
doi: 10.1007/bf03050596
It is shown that the family of equal matrix languages (EML) which intersects the family of context-sensitive and context-free languages is not closed under Kleene closure, intersection and complementation. The family of bounded EML whose generative power lies between that of bounded context-sensitive languages and bounded context-free languages is shown to be a class of unambiguous languages. Operations that preserve unambiguity and certain decidability questions are discussed.
Formal languages and automata
Formal languages and automata
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