Automata theory on infinite words: any video lectures?











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I am fun of automata theory (on infinite words). Can you suggest good video lectures on the subject?



An ideal course would cover topics like Buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, Streett and parity automata, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata. Also touching the topic of tree automata.



I am sure that this is taught in universities which have strong formal-methods groups (e.g. in Munich, Saarland, Paris, Warsaw, etc.), but, unfortunately, those lectures are neither recorded nor shared (to my knowledge).



(there is a good one here, but it is accessible from RWTH University only)






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  • You might want to search the internet using the terms "automatic sequences" and "combinatorics on words"
    – Joel Reyes Noche
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  • While it's not a video lecture, Wikipedia's page on infinitary automata (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A9-automaton ) should provide an excellent starting point with a number of terms to get you searching further and even a pointer to a slide show.
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I am fun of automata theory (on infinite words). Can you suggest good video lectures on the subject?



An ideal course would cover topics like Buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, Streett and parity automata, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata. Also touching the topic of tree automata.



I am sure that this is taught in universities which have strong formal-methods groups (e.g. in Munich, Saarland, Paris, Warsaw, etc.), but, unfortunately, those lectures are neither recorded nor shared (to my knowledge).



(there is a good one here, but it is accessible from RWTH University only)






reference-request automata online-resources







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  • You might want to search the internet using the terms "automatic sequences" and "combinatorics on words"
    – Joel Reyes Noche
    Nov 15 '12 at 10:14










  • While it's not a video lecture, Wikipedia's page on infinitary automata (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A9-automaton ) should provide an excellent starting point with a number of terms to get you searching further and even a pointer to a slide show.
    – Steven Stadnicki
    Jan 22 '13 at 8:13













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I am fun of automata theory (on infinite words). Can you suggest good video lectures on the subject?



An ideal course would cover topics like Buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, Streett and parity automata, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata. Also touching the topic of tree automata.



I am sure that this is taught in universities which have strong formal-methods groups (e.g. in Munich, Saarland, Paris, Warsaw, etc.), but, unfortunately, those lectures are neither recorded nor shared (to my knowledge).



(there is a good one here, but it is accessible from RWTH University only)






reference-request automata online-resources







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I am fun of automata theory (on infinite words). Can you suggest good video lectures on the subject?



An ideal course would cover topics like Buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, Streett and parity automata, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata. Also touching the topic of tree automata.



I am sure that this is taught in universities which have strong formal-methods groups (e.g. in Munich, Saarland, Paris, Warsaw, etc.), but, unfortunately, those lectures are neither recorded nor shared (to my knowledge).



(there is a good one here, but it is accessible from RWTH University only)






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  • You might want to search the internet using the terms "automatic sequences" and "combinatorics on words"
    – Joel Reyes Noche
    Nov 15 '12 at 10:14










  • While it's not a video lecture, Wikipedia's page on infinitary automata (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A9-automaton ) should provide an excellent starting point with a number of terms to get you searching further and even a pointer to a slide show.
    – Steven Stadnicki
    Jan 22 '13 at 8:13


















  • You might want to search the internet using the terms "automatic sequences" and "combinatorics on words"
    – Joel Reyes Noche
    Nov 15 '12 at 10:14










  • While it's not a video lecture, Wikipedia's page on infinitary automata (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A9-automaton ) should provide an excellent starting point with a number of terms to get you searching further and even a pointer to a slide show.
    – Steven Stadnicki
    Jan 22 '13 at 8:13
















You might want to search the internet using the terms "automatic sequences" and "combinatorics on words"
– Joel Reyes Noche
Nov 15 '12 at 10:14




You might want to search the internet using the terms "automatic sequences" and "combinatorics on words"
– Joel Reyes Noche
Nov 15 '12 at 10:14












While it's not a video lecture, Wikipedia's page on infinitary automata (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A9-automaton ) should provide an excellent starting point with a number of terms to get you searching further and even a pointer to a slide show.
– Steven Stadnicki
Jan 22 '13 at 8:13




While it's not a video lecture, Wikipedia's page on infinitary automata (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A9-automaton ) should provide an excellent starting point with a number of terms to get you searching further and even a pointer to a slide show.
– Steven Stadnicki
Jan 22 '13 at 8:13










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I found this lecture on Theory of Computation on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyUK5RAJg1c



I also suggest you get the book of Michael Sipser -- Introduction to the Theory of Computation.






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    if you have something about automata on infinite words, please share. and thanks for the link(i do have the book, yea, it is very good)!
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Try this out on youtube



https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=KOu6IUssxbs



Please inform me whether that was helpful or not






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  • The video you suggested is an interesting beginner-level source, which is given in the broader context of model checking (it explains what are buchi automata and some simple properties). It is not bad, but what I am looking for is a more in-depth course that covers topics like: buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata, etc. Thanks anyway!
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I found this lecture on Theory of Computation on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyUK5RAJg1c



I also suggest you get the book of Michael Sipser -- Introduction to the Theory of Computation.






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    if you have something about automata on infinite words, please share. and thanks for the link(i do have the book, yea, it is very good)!
    – Ayrat
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I found this lecture on Theory of Computation on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyUK5RAJg1c



I also suggest you get the book of Michael Sipser -- Introduction to the Theory of Computation.






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    if you have something about automata on infinite words, please share. and thanks for the link(i do have the book, yea, it is very good)!
    – Ayrat
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up vote
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I found this lecture on Theory of Computation on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyUK5RAJg1c



I also suggest you get the book of Michael Sipser -- Introduction to the Theory of Computation.






share|cite|improve this answer












I found this lecture on Theory of Computation on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyUK5RAJg1c



I also suggest you get the book of Michael Sipser -- Introduction to the Theory of Computation.







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Try this out on youtube



https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=KOu6IUssxbs



Please inform me whether that was helpful or not






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  • The video you suggested is an interesting beginner-level source, which is given in the broader context of model checking (it explains what are buchi automata and some simple properties). It is not bad, but what I am looking for is a more in-depth course that covers topics like: buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata, etc. Thanks anyway!
    – Ayrat
    13 hours ago















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Try this out on youtube



https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=KOu6IUssxbs



Please inform me whether that was helpful or not






share|cite|improve this answer





















  • The video you suggested is an interesting beginner-level source, which is given in the broader context of model checking (it explains what are buchi automata and some simple properties). It is not bad, but what I am looking for is a more in-depth course that covers topics like: buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata, etc. Thanks anyway!
    – Ayrat
    13 hours ago













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Try this out on youtube



https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=KOu6IUssxbs



Please inform me whether that was helpful or not






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Try this out on youtube



https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=KOu6IUssxbs



Please inform me whether that was helpful or not







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  • The video you suggested is an interesting beginner-level source, which is given in the broader context of model checking (it explains what are buchi automata and some simple properties). It is not bad, but what I am looking for is a more in-depth course that covers topics like: buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata, etc. Thanks anyway!
    – Ayrat
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  • The video you suggested is an interesting beginner-level source, which is given in the broader context of model checking (it explains what are buchi automata and some simple properties). It is not bad, but what I am looking for is a more in-depth course that covers topics like: buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata, etc. Thanks anyway!
    – Ayrat
    13 hours ago
















The video you suggested is an interesting beginner-level source, which is given in the broader context of model checking (it explains what are buchi automata and some simple properties). It is not bad, but what I am looking for is a more in-depth course that covers topics like: buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata, etc. Thanks anyway!
– Ayrat
13 hours ago




The video you suggested is an interesting beginner-level source, which is given in the broader context of model checking (it explains what are buchi automata and some simple properties). It is not bad, but what I am looking for is a more in-depth course that covers topics like: buchi automata, LTL->Buchi translation, determinization (or idea...), complementation, minimization, alternating automata, etc. Thanks anyway!
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