Inverse automata and profinite topologies on a free group

Inverse Automata and Profinite Topologies on a Free Group

Monoid Kernels and Profinite Topologies on the Free Abelian Group

To each pseudovariety of abelian groups residually containing the integers, there is naturally associated a proonite topology on any nite rank free abelian group. We show in this paper that if the pseudovariety in question has a decidable membership problem, then one can eeectively compute membership in the closure of a subgroup and more generally, in the closure of a rational subset of such a ...

Profinite Topologies in Free Products of Groups

Let H be an abstract group and let C be a variety of finite groups (i.e., a class of finite groups closed under taking subgroups, quotients and finite direct products); for example the variety of all finite p-groups, for a fixed prime p. Consider the smallest topology on H such that all the homomorphism H −→ C from H to any group C ∈ C (endowed with the discrete topology) is continuous. We refe...

Some (Fuzzy) Topologies on General\ Fuzzy Automata

In this paper, by presenting some notions and theorems, we obtaindifferent types of fuzzy topologies. In fact, we obtain someLowen-type  and Chang-type fuzzy topologies on general fuzzyautomata. To this end, first we define a Kuratowski fuzzy interioroperator which induces a  Lowen-type  fuzzy topology on the  set ofstates of a max- min general   fuzzy automaton. Also by  provingsome theorems, ...

Profinite automata

Many sequences of p-adic integers project modulo p to p-automatic sequences for every α ≥ 0. Examples include algebraic sequences of integers, which satisfy this property for every prime p, and some cocycle sequences, which we show satisfy this property for a fixed p. For such a sequence, we construct a profinite automaton that projects modulo p to the automaton generating the projected sequenc...