The domain theory in computer science
9781774694404
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Arcler Education Inc
Overview
This book covers different topics from domain theory in computer science, including: partial orders and groups, power domains and metrics, recursive data types (binary trees) and algebraicity and Boolean algebras. Section 1 focuses on partial orders and groups, describing characterizations and properties of a new partial order, natural partial orders on transformation semigroups with fixed sets, cyclic soft groups and their applications on groups, and factorization of groups involving symmetric and alternating groups. Section 2 focuses on power domains and metrics, describing FS+ domains, topology of GB-metric spaces, incoherency problems in a combination of description logics and rules, and metrics for multiset-theoretic subgraphs. Section 3 focuses on recursive data types (binary trees), describing binary tree’s recursion traversal algorithm and its improvement, the design of the minimum spanning tree algorithms, generating tree-lists by fusing individual tree detection and nearest neighbor imputation using airborne LIDAR data, a recursive approach to the Kauffman bracket, and a novel multiway splits decision tree for multiple types of data. Section 4 focuses on algebraicity and Boolean algebras, describing the deformation theory of structure constants for associative algebras, the Boolean algebra and central Galois algebras, the addition of sets in Boolean space as well as algebra and geometry of sets in Boolean space, and a multipath detection using Boolean satisfiability techniques.
Author Bio
Jovan currently works as a presales Technology Consultant at Dell Technologies. He is a result-oriented technology leader with demonstrated subject matter expertise in planning, architecting and managing ICT solutions to reflect business objectives and achieve operational excellence. Jovan has broad deep technical knowledge in the fields of data center and big data technologies, combined with consultative selling approach and exceptional client-facing presentation skills. Before joining Dell Technologies in 2017, Jovan spent nearly a decade as a researcher, university professor and IT business consultant. In these capacities, he served as a trusted advisor to a multitude of customers in financial services, health care, retail, and academic sectors. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from RMIT University in Australia and worked as a post-doctoral visiting scientist at the renowned INRIA research institute in France. He is a proud father of two, an aspiring tennis player, and an avid Science Fiction/Fantasy book reader."
