For a countably infinite alphabet A, the classes Reg(A) of regular languages closed under a large variety of operations, e g , it is closed under union, intersec-
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Does every regular language have a proper regular superset? 8 Are the regular languages closed under infinite union? Infinite intersection? 9 Is a countable
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We say that the family of regular languages is closed under union, intersection, concatenation, complementation, and star-closure
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Languages We show how to combine regular languages A set is closed under an operation if applying and that regular languages are closed under union
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regular languages are closed under intersection) Therefore, L2 is Sl Now you have a finite union of countably infinite sets, which is again countably infinite
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Fur- thermore, every regular language is decidable in real time, and the class Reg(Z) is closed under a large variety of operations, e g , it is closed under union, intersec- tion, complementation, concatenation, Kleene closure, reversal, GSM mappings, and inverse GSM mappings [5]
CLASSES OF REGULAR AND CONTEXT-FREE LANGUAGES
For a countably infinite alphabet A, the classes Reg(A) of regular languages closed under a large variety of operations, e g , it is closed under union, intersec-
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Commutative law for union: we may make the union of two languages in either order (L + M) There is an infinite variety of laws about regular expressions that might be proposed languages are closed under complement and intersection
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Statement: The number of regular languages is countably infinite – Proof: 1 Statement: RLs are closed under union, concatenation, and Kleene star
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then L1 ∩ L2 is also regular Proof Observe that L1 ∩ L2 = L1 ∪ L2 Since regular languages are closed under union and complementation, we have • L1 and
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REGULAR LANGUAGES An ω-word is an infinite word indexed by ω: a1a2a3 THM[Buchi] ω-regular languages are closed under union, intersection,
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