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A generalized concept of automaton automorphisms

Ein Konzept verallgemeinerter Automatenautomorphismen

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An investigation is presented which continues the work ofFleck et al. concerning the relationship between the structure of automata and their automorphism groups. Our concept of generalized automorphisms is an application to automata theory of a notion established byOre.

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Die Beziehung zwischen der Struktur von Automaten und ihren Automorphismengruppen wurde vonFleck u. a. untersucht. In der vorliegenden Arbeit wird in Verbindung mit einer Arbeit vonOre ein Konzept verallgemeinerter Automatenautomorphismen entwickelt mit dem Ziel, die genannten Untersuchungen fortzusetzen und zu verallgemeinern.

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Schütt, D. A generalized concept of automaton automorphisms. Computing 8, 74–78 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02234044

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