Vesa Halava
vesa.halava@utu.fi +358 29 450 4304 +358 50 320 6267 Vesilinnantie 5 Turku : 368 Contact by email. |
computability; automata and formal languages; logic; combinatorics on words
I am a Professor of Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science.
My main field of research is in the field of Computability, more precisely on undecidable problems in automata and formal langauges and in the semigroups generated by integer matrices. Recently, I have also focused on the Foundations of Computation and related issues in the Foundations of Mathematics -- in Logic and Set Theory. I have also published articles in Combinatorics on Words.
I teach two course in Logic, basic course and advanced level course. I also teach Analysis I for (the first year) students of mathematics.
- Codes, Graphs, Coverings, and Identification: Special Issue Honoring the 60-th Birthday of Professor Iiro Honkala (2024)
- Fundamenta Informaticae
- Codes, Graphs, Coverings, and Identification: Special Issue Honoring the 60-th Birthday of Professor Iiro Honkala (Preface) (2024)
- Fundamenta Informaticae
- Decision Problems on Copying and Shuffling (2024)
- Fundamenta Informaticae
- On simulating Turing machines with matrix semigroups with integrality tests (2024)
- Theoretical Computer Science
- Binary Generalized PCP for Two Periodic Morphisms is Decidable in Polynomial Time (2023)
- International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science
- Highly Tuneable Photochromic Sodalites for Dosimetry, Security Marking and Imaging (2023)
- Advanced Functional Materials
- Integer Weighted Automata on Infinite Words (2023)
- International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science
- On bi-infinite and conjugate post correspondence problems (2023)
- RAIRO: Informatique Théorique et Applications / RAIRO: Theoretical Informatics and Applications
- Certain linear and weakly linear systems of matrix equations over semirings. Applications in a state reduction of weighted automata (2022)
- Filomat
- Integer Weighted Automata on Infinite Words (2021)
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science



