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Theoretical Computer Science, Volume 4
Volume 4, Number 1, February 1977
- Robin Milner:

Fully Abstract Models of Typed lambda-Calculi. 1-22 - Zvi Galil:

On the Complexity of Regular Resolution and the Davis-Putnam Procedure. 23-46 - Marcel Paul Schützenberger:

Sur une Variante des Fonctions Sequentielles. 47-57 - Daniel J. Lehmann:

Algebraic Structures for Transitive Closure. 59-76 - Jean Vuillemin:

Comment Verifier l'Associativite d'une Table de Groupe. 77-82 - Matti Linna:

A Decidability Result for Deterministic omega-Context-Free Languages. 83-98 - Toshiro Araki, Tadao Kasami:

Decidable Problems on the Strong Connectivity of Petri Net Reachability Sets. 99-119 - Shimon Even, Robert Endre Tarjan:

Corrigendum: Computing an st-Numbering. TCS 2(1976):339-344. Theor. Comput. Sci. 4(1): 123 (1977)
Volume 4, Number 2, April 1977
- George Markowsky:

Categories of Chain-Complete Posets. 125-135 - Chiharu Hosono, Masahiko Sato:

The Retracts in P omega do not Form a Continuous Lattice - A Solution to Scott's Problem. 137-142 - Matthew M. Geller, Harry B. Hunt III, Thomas G. Szymanski, Jeffrey D. Ullman:

Economy of Description by Parsers, DPDA'S, and PDA'S. 143-153 - Jean Françon:

On the Analysis of Algorithms for Trees. 155-169 - Hans-Georg Stork:

On the Paging-Complexity of Periodic Arrangements. 171-197 - Hermann A. Maurer, Thomas Ottmann, Arto Salomaa:

On the Form Equivalence of L-Forms. 199-225 - Jeanne Ferrante, James R. Geiser:

An Efficient Decision Procedure for the Theory of Rational Order. 227-233 - Daniel J. Lehmann:

A Note on Schnorr's Separatedness. 235
Volume 4, Number 3, June 1977
- Christos H. Papadimitriou:

The Euclidean Traveling Salesman Problem is NP-Complete. 237-244 - Matthew M. Geller, Michael A. Harrison:

On LR(k) Grammars and Languages. 245-276 - Neil D. Jones, Lawrence H. Landweber, Y. Edmund Lien:

Complexity of Some Problems in Petri Nets. 277-299 - Robert P. Daley:

On the Inference of Optimal Descriptions. 301-319 - Tmima Olshansky, Amir Pnueli:

A Direct Algorithm for Checking Equivalence of LL(k) Grammars. 321-349

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