ACM Transactions on Computational Logic · 2000 · 463 citations · 17 references
ComputingComputer ScienceAlgorithmsArtificial IntelligenceFormal MethodsAutomata TheoryFinite AutomataFinite State Machine ModelingFinite-state MachinesTemporal LogicAbstract MachinesAbstract State MachinesNondeterministic Finite AutomataSequential MachinesState Machines
We examine sequential algorithms and formulate a sequential-time postulate, an abstract-state postulate, and a bounded-exploration postulate . Analysis of the postulates leads us to the notion of sequential abstract-state machine and to the theorem in the title. First we treat sequential algorithms that are deterministic and noninteractive. Then we consider sequential algorithms that may be nondeterministic and that may interact with their environments.
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