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  1. Chapter

    Weighted Boolean Formula Games

    We introduce weighted boolean formula games (WBFG) as a new class of succinct games. Each player has a set of boolean formulas she wants to get...
    Marios Mavronicolas, Burkhard Monien, Klaus W. Wagner in Algorithms, Probability, Networks, and Games
    2015
  2. Textbook

    Theoretische Informatik Eine kompakte Einführung

    Diese kompakte Einführung in die Theoretische Informatik stellt die wichtigsten Modelle für zentrale Probleme der Informatik vor. Dabei werden u.a....

    Klaus W. Wagner in Springer-Lehrbuch
    2003
  3. Conference paper

    Complexity of Aperiodicity for Topological Properties of Regular ω-Languages

    We study the complexity of aperiodicity restricted to topological properties of regular ω-languages (i.e. properties closed under the Wadge...
    Victor L. Selivanov, Klaus W. Wagner in Logic and Theory of Algorithms
    2008
  4. Conference paper

    Complexity of Topological Properties of Regular ω-Languages

    We determine the complexity of topological properties of regular ω-languages (i.e., classes of ω-languages closed under inverse continuous...
    Victor L. Selivanov, Klaus W. Wagner in Developments in Language Theory
    2008
  5. Article

    Death-receptor O-glycosylation controls tumor-cell sensitivity to the proapoptotic ligand Apo2L/TRAIL

    Apo2L/TRAIL stimulates cancer cell death through the proapoptotic receptors DR4 and DR5, but the determinants of tumor susceptibility to this ligand...

    Klaus W Wagner, Elizabeth A Punnoose, ... Avi Ashkenazi in Nature Medicine
    02 September 2007
  6. Conference paper

    Weighted Boolean Formula Games

    We introduce a new class of succinct games, called weighted boolean formula games. Here, each player has a set of boolean formulas he wants to get...
    Marios Mavronicolas, Burkhard Monien, Klaus W. Wagner in Internet and Network Economics
    2007
  7. Conference paper

    The Complexity of Unions of Disjoint Sets

    This paper is motivated by the open question whether the union of two disjoint NP-complete sets always is NP-complete. We discover that such unions...
    Christian Glaßer, Alan L. Selman, ... Klaus W. Wagner in STACS 2007
    2007
  8. Conference paper

    Perfect Correspondences Between Dot-Depth and Polynomial-Time Hierarchy

    We introduce the polynomial-time tree reducibility (ptt-reducibility). Our main result establishes a one-one correspondence between this reducibility...
    Christian Glaßer, Stephen Travers, Klaus W. Wagner in Developments in Language Theory
    2006
  9. Conference proceedings

    STACS 94 11th Annual Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science Caen, France, February 24–26, 1994 Proceedings

    This volume constitutes the proceedings of the 11th annual Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of Computer Science (STACS '94), held in Caen, France,...
    Patrice Enjalbert, Ernst W. Mayr, Klaus W. Wagner in Lecture Notes in Computer Science
    1994
  10. Conference paper

    Leaf Language Classes

    The theory of leaf language classes is a fruitful field of research which has been developed since the beginning of the nineties. The leaf language...
    2005
  11. Article

    Overexpression, genomic amplification and therapeutic potential of inhibiting the UbcH10 ubiquitin conjugase in human carcinomas of diverse anatomic origin

    Gene expression profiling of anatomically diverse carcinomas and their corresponding normal tissues was used to identify genes with cancer-associated...

    Klaus W Wagner, Lisa M Sapinoso, ... Garret M Hampton in Oncogene
    21 June 2004
  12. Conference paper

    A Reducibility for the Dot-Depth Hierarchy

    Hierarchies considered in computability theory and in complexity theory are related to some reducibilities in the sense that levels of the...
    Victor L. Selivanov, Klaus W. Wagner in Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science 2004
    2004
  13. Chapter

    Mathematische Grundlagen

    Einfache Aussagen, Bedingungen oder Eigenschaften werden häufig zu komplizierteren zusammengesetzt. Für die dabei verwendeten umgangssprachlichen...
    Klaus W. Wagner in Theoretische Informatik
    2003
  14. Chapter

    Einleitung

    Die Theoretische Informatik entwickelt mathematische Modelle für die Objekte und Vorgehensweisen der Praktischen und Technischen Informatik. Diese...
    Klaus W. Wagner in Theoretische Informatik
    2003
  15. Chapter

    Berechenbarkeit

    Die Random-Access-Maschinen (kurz: RAM) sind ein mathematisches Modell für reale Rechner. Eine RAM besteht aus einer Steuereinheit, aus unendlich...
    Klaus W. Wagner in Theoretische Informatik
    2003
  16. Chapter

    Komplexität

    Im Kapitel 2 haben wir uns überlegt, welche Funktionen überhaupt berechenbar sind bzw. welche Probleme überhaupt algorithmisch lösbar sind. In diesem...
    Klaus W. Wagner in Theoretische Informatik
    2003
  17. Chapter

    Formale Sprachen

    In einer natürlichen Sprache dient die Grammatik dazu festzulegen, welche Aneinanderreihungen von Wörtern und Satzzeichen syntaktisch korrekte Sätze...
    Klaus W. Wagner in Theoretische Informatik
    2003
  18. Chapter

    Boolesche Funktionen

    Eine totale Funktion f: {0,1}n•{0,1}heißt n–stellige boolesche Funktion (n ≥ 1). Mit BF bezeichnen wir die Menge aller booleschen Funktionen....
    Klaus W. Wagner in Theoretische Informatik
    2003
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