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CS 341 Homework 9 Languages That Are and Are Not Regular

(i) Every regular language has a regular proper subset. (j) If L1 and L2 are nonregular languages then L1 ? L2 is also not regular.



Regular Languages

4 L is the concatenation of two regular languages; or the binary representation of every non-negative multiple of matches this regular expression. In.



Languages and Regular expressions

(Specific to sets of strings) concatenation: L1?L2 = A regular expression r over alphabet ? is one of the ... Are there Non-Regular. Languages?



Regular Languages

4 L is the concatenation of two regular languages; or the binary representation of every non-negative multiple of matches this regular expression. In.



1 Closure Properties

i.e. the universe of regular languages is closed under these operations Then



Regular Languages [Fa14]

L is the concatenation of two regular languages; or is the binary representation of a non-negative multiple of 3. It is similarly straightforward ...



Homework 4

Since A and B are regular their concatenation A ? B is regular by Theorem 1.23. 5. (a) Prove that if we add a finite set of strings to a regular language



Examples from Elements of Theory of Computation

we use Goldbach's conjecture to discuss the concatenation of two non-regular languages and use. Fermat's last theorem to argue that a particular language 



Regular Languages

4 L is the concatenation of two regular languages; or the binary representation of every non-negative multiple of matches this regular expression. In.



CS 360 Course Notes

In the last lecture we defined various operations on languages. Three of those operations are called the regular operations. These are union