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Janusz Brzozowski Syntactic Complexity of Regular Languages Syntactic Complexity Languages with Special Quotients Ideals and Closed Languages

by Janusz Brzozowski , 2011
"... Alphabet Σ a finite set of letters Set of all words Σ ∗ free monoid generated by Σ Set of non-empty words Σ+ free semigroup generated by Σ Empty word ε Language L ⊆ Σ∗ The ε-function Lε of a regular language L Lε = { ∅, if ε 6 ∈ L; {ε}, if ε ∈ L. ..."
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Alphabet Σ a finite set of letters Set of all words Σ ∗ free monoid generated by Σ Set of non-empty words Σ+ free semigroup generated by Σ Empty word ε Language L ⊆ Σ∗ The ε-function Lε of a regular language L Lε = { ∅, if ε 6 ∈ L; {ε}, if ε ∈ L.

Partial Derivatives of Regular Expressions and Finite Automata Constructions

by Valentin Antimirov - Theoretical Computer Science , 1995
"... . We introduce a notion of a partial derivative of a regular expression. It is a generalization to the non-deterministic case of the known notion of a derivative invented by Brzozowski. We give a constructive definition of partial derivatives, study their properties, and employ them to develop a new ..."
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new algorithm for turning regular expressions into relatively small NFA and to provide certain improvements to Brzozowski's algorithm constructing DFA. We report on a prototype implementation of our algorithm constructing NFA and present some examples. Introduction In 1964 Janusz Brzozowski

Regular-expression derivatives reexamined

by Scott Owens, John Reppy, Aaron Turon
"... The derivative of a set of strings S with respect to a symbol a is the set of strings generated by stripping the leading a from the strings in S that start with a. For regular sets of strings, i.e., sets defined by regular expressions (REs), the derivative is also a regular set. In a 1964 paper, Jan ..."
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, Janusz Brzozowski presented an elegant method for directly constructing a

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"... Representation of a class of nondeterministic semiautomata by canonical words Janusz. A. Brzozowski∗ ..."
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Representation of a class of nondeterministic semiautomata by canonical words Janusz. A. Brzozowski∗

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"... Languages convex with respect to binary relations, and their closure properties∗ Thomas Ang † and Janusz Brzozowski† A language is prefix-convex if it satisfies the condition that, if a word w and its prefix u are in the language, then so is every prefix of w that has u as a prefix. Prefix-convex la ..."
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Languages convex with respect to binary relations, and their closure properties∗ Thomas Ang † and Janusz Brzozowski† A language is prefix-convex if it satisfies the condition that, if a word w and its prefix u are in the language, then so is every prefix of w that has u as a prefix. Prefix

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"... Languages convex with respect to binary relations, and their closure properties∗ Thomas Ang † and Janusz Brzozowski† A language is prefix-convex if it satisfies the condition that, if a word w and its prefix u are in the language, then so is every prefix of w that has u as a prefix. Prefix-convex la ..."
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Languages convex with respect to binary relations, and their closure properties∗ Thomas Ang † and Janusz Brzozowski† A language is prefix-convex if it satisfies the condition that, if a word w and its prefix u are in the language, then so is every prefix of w that has u as a prefix. Prefix
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