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The thesis presents a method of the delimiter based syntax analysis. There is introduced a definition, an algoritm of the computation and analysis of the delimiters in the thesis. Farther the thesis presents an algorithm creating a distributed parser based on the input grammar with the analysed delimiter symbols. Then there is introduced an implementation of the distributed parser created by the introduced method.

A set S of vertices in a graph G = (V,E) is a total dominating set of G if every vertex of V is adjacent to a vertex in S. We consider total dominating sets of minimum cardinality which have the additional property that distinct vertices of V are totally dominated by distinct subsets of the total dominating set.

[I examensarbetet ingår utställningen "SET / Catalog Tactics, A Tactic's Cat Log, A Cat's Tact Logic"]: Material/Teknik: Rum och text.

An enhanced method in optimization rooted in direct collocation is formulated to treat the finite set optimal control problem. This is motivated by applications in which a hybrid dynamical system is subject to ordinary differential continuity constraints, but control variables are contained within finite spaces. Resulting solutions display control discontinuities as variables switch between one feasible value to another. Solutions derived are characterized as optimal switching schedules between feasible control values. The methodology allows control switches to be determined over a continuous spectrum, overcoming many of the limitations associated with discretized solutions. Implementation details are presented and several applications demonstrate the method’s utility and capability. Simple applications highlight the effectiveness of the methodology, while complicated dynamic systems showcase its relevance. A key example considers the challenges associated with libration point formations. Extensions are proposed for broader classes of hybrid systems. / text

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A introductory problem set in morphology using Lakota (Siouan). Set includes a word and pdf version, but no answer key. Note that the word document uses the old SIL Doulos IPA93 font. / This collection consists of learning objects developed for use in courses offered by the Department of Linguistics. Learning objects include lectures, presentations, quizzes, activities, and more. Access to this collection is restricted to authorized faculty and instructors. For access to this collection, please contact Dr. Amy Fountain, Department of Linguistics, avf@email.arizona.edu.