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And second order variables X, Y, Z . , are inductively built from atomic formulas x = y, S1 (x, y), S2 (x, y), Pa (x), X(x) using Boolean connectives and quantifiers applicable to first and second order variables. A MSO formula where no second order variable is quantified is called a first-order (FO) formula. An existential monadic second order (EMSO) is a formula of the form ∃X1 ∃X2 . . ∃Xr φ where φ is a first-order formula. A picture p over Σ can be represented by the structure p = (dom(p), Sp,1 , Sp,2 , {Pp,a }a∈Σ ) where dom(p) = {1, .
Intersection and complement. t. union, the same arguments as string CF grammars can be used to prove these properties. 2 Tile Grammars and Tiling Systems Proposition 8. ([18]) REC ⊂ L(TG). In fact, for a tiling system T = (Σ, Γ, Θ, π), it is quite easy to define a TG T such that L(T ) = L(T ). g. {b, w} in a “chequerboard-like” fashion to build up a tile-set suitable for the right part of the variable size starting rule; other straightforward fixed size rules are used to encode the projection π.
This is compatible with the constraint of Pr˚usˇa grammars given in Remark 1 and so for each CF Kolam grammar there exists an equivalent Pr˚usˇa’s grammar. The inclusion is proper because the language of Example 1 cannot be generated by a CF Kolam grammar. The time complexity of picture recognition problem for CF Kolam grammars in CNF has been recently proved [19] to be O(m2 n2 (m + n)). The significant difference with the time complexity of parsing for RTG grammars depends on the fact that in the right part of a rule of a CF Kolam grammars in CNF there are at most two distinct nonterminals.