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We present a class of irregular languages defined by means of the change of number systems.

We consider automata in which transitions are labelled with arbitrary permutations. The language of such an automaton consists of compositions of permutations for all possible admissible computation paths. The membership problem for finite automata over symmetric groups is the following decision problem: does a given permutation belong to the language of a given automaton? We show that this problem is NP-complete. We also propose an efficient algorithm for the case of strongly connected automata.

We study conditions of the asymptotic normality of the number of repetitions (pairs of equal values) in a segment of strict sense stationary random sequence of values from {1, 2, …, N } satisfying the strong uniform mixing condition. It is shown that under natural conditions for the number of repetitions to be asymptotically normal as the length of the segment tends to infinity it is necessary for the stationary distribution to be different from the equiprobable one. Under additional conditions the accuracy of the normal approximation in the uniform metrics is estimated.

For each Boolean function, we find a minimal possible value of the uniform width of a contact circuit implementing this function. We also show that, for almost all n -place Boolean functions, this value is equal to 3.