The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups

We develop a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for free partially commutative groups. These groups were introduced by C. Wrathall to generalize free groups. We represent the elements of these groups as a certain type of acyclic labeled graphs called dependency graphs. These graphs were in...

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Author: Gabarró Vallès, Joaquim|||0000-0003-3771-2813
Format: Report
Publication date:1991
Country:España
Institution:Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC)
Repository:UPCommons. Portal del coneixement obert de la UPC
Language:English
OAI Identifier:oai:upcommons.upc.edu:2117/330529
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/2117/330529
Access Level:Open access
Keyword:Parallel algorithms
Word problems (Mathematics)
PRAMS
Data parallel algorithms
Modular design
Trace theory
Free groups
Free partially commutative groups
Word problems
Parallel complexity classes
NC*
NL*
ACo
Complete problems
Algorismes paral·lels
Paraules, Problemes de (Matemàtica)
Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Informàtica
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description We develop a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for free partially commutative groups. These groups were introduced by C. Wrathall to generalize free groups. We represent the elements of these groups as a certain type of acyclic labeled graphs called dependency graphs. These graphs were introduced by A Maxurkiewicz to model concurrent systems. First we study the parallel complexity of some basic problems arising in the study of dependency graphs. Such as correctness, isomorphism and relations with traces. Parallel algorithms are developed to solve all of them. Second we consider the combinatorial properties of free partially commutative groups. To do this we associate to every group a rewriting system over dependency graphs. Finally we apply all these ideas to solve in parallel the word problem. Special emphasis is given in the design of the algorithms. The modular approach is widely used to obtain readable programs. It seems that many of the structuring techniques developed in sequential programming can be used directly in the PRAM context.
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spelling The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups Gabarró Vallès, Joaquim|||0000-0003-3771-2813 Parallel algorithms Word problems (Mathematics) PRAMS Data parallel algorithms Modular design Trace theory Free groups Free partially commutative groups Word problems Parallel complexity classes NC* NL* ACo Complete problems Algorismes paral·lels Paraules, Problemes de (Matemàtica) Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Informàtica We develop a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for free partially commutative groups. These groups were introduced by C. Wrathall to generalize free groups. We represent the elements of these groups as a certain type of acyclic labeled graphs called dependency graphs. These graphs were introduced by A Maxurkiewicz to model concurrent systems. First we study the parallel complexity of some basic problems arising in the study of dependency graphs. Such as correctness, isomorphism and relations with traces. Parallel algorithms are developed to solve all of them. Second we consider the combinatorial properties of free partially commutative groups. To do this we associate to every group a rewriting system over dependency graphs. Finally we apply all these ideas to solve in parallel the word problem. Special emphasis is given in the design of the algorithms. The modular approach is widely used to obtain readable programs. It seems that many of the structuring techniques developed in sequential programming can be used directly in the PRAM context. https://hdl.handle.net/2117/330529
spellingShingle The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups
Gabarró Vallès, Joaquim|||0000-0003-3771-2813
Parallel algorithms
Word problems (Mathematics)
PRAMS
Data parallel algorithms
Modular design
Trace theory
Free groups
Free partially commutative groups
Word problems
Parallel complexity classes
NC*
NL*
ACo
Complete problems
Algorismes paral·lels
Paraules, Problemes de (Matemàtica)
Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Informàtica
title The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups
title_full The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups
title_fullStr The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups
title_full_unstemmed The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups
title_short The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups
title_sort The design of a parallel algorithm to solve the word problem for the free partially commutative groups
topic Parallel algorithms
Word problems (Mathematics)
PRAMS
Data parallel algorithms
Modular design
Trace theory
Free groups
Free partially commutative groups
Word problems
Parallel complexity classes
NC*
NL*
ACo
Complete problems
Algorismes paral·lels
Paraules, Problemes de (Matemàtica)
Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Informàtica
topic_facet Parallel algorithms
Word problems (Mathematics)
PRAMS
Data parallel algorithms
Modular design
Trace theory
Free groups
Free partially commutative groups
Word problems
Parallel complexity classes
NC*
NL*
ACo
Complete problems
Algorismes paral·lels
Paraules, Problemes de (Matemàtica)
Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Informàtica
url https://hdl.handle.net/2117/330529