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Scattered versus context-sensitive rewriting
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Normal forms for context-sensitive grammars
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Pattern selector grammars and several parsing algorithms in the context-free style
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Membership for growing context-sensitive grammars is polynomial
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Introduction to formal language theory
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Context-free like restrictions on selective rewriting
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Concerning two-adjacent context-free languages
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Applications of scheduling theory to formal language theory
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Manipulating derivation forests by scheduling techniques
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Scattered context grammars
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An Algorithm for the General Petri Net Reachability Problem
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Scattered context grammars that erase nonterminals in a generalized k-limited way
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Membership for growing context-sensitive grammars is polynomial
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