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 School of Mathematics - May 27, 2004

A Short Course in Combinatorics on Words



M. Mohammad-Noori
School of Mathematics, IPM
June 2-26, 2004

 
 
Morteza Mohammad-Noori
School of Mathematics, IPM
June 2-26, 2004
Abstract

Words (strings of symbols) have a principle role in computer processing. Almost all computer softwares use algorithms on strings. These algorithms are also widely used in other areas such as data compression, DNA sequence analysis, computer graphics, and cryptography. Combinatorics on words belongs to discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science, but also it is related to many other branches of mathematics and computer science, like automata, formal languages, probability, semigroups, groups, dynamical systems, combinatorial topology and number theory. While the history of combinatorics on words goes back to Axel Thue's works around 100 years ago, it was only in late 1950's when the systematic study of the field was initiated. The generic topic of this field is to study general properties of words, as well as sets, functions, and sequences of words. In these lectures some aspects of these subjects are introduced.


Information
Time:14:00-15:30, every Saturdays and 10:00-11:30 every Wednesdays
Starting Date:Wednesday, June 2, 2004
Place:School of Mathematics, Niavaran Bldg., Niavaran Square, Tehran, Iran.
 
 
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