
handle: 20.500.14243/153267
Summary: Some new ideas in the theory of teams in grammar systems are introduced and studied. Traditionally, a team is formed from a finite number of sets of productions, and in every derivation step one production from each component is used to rewrite a symbol of the sentential form. Hence rewriting is done in parallel. Several derivation modes are considered, varying from using a team exactly one time to using it a maximal amount of times. Here, the possibility of different teams having different modes of derivation is defined, as a weaker restriction on the application of a team. The generative power of such mechanisms is investigated.
Grammar Systems, Grammars and rewriting systems, grammar systems, teams
Grammar Systems, Grammars and rewriting systems, grammar systems, teams
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