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05:34 CL - 15a - Regular Languages (III) : DFA-regular CL - 15a - Regular Languages (III) : DFA-regular	CL - 15a - Regular Languages (III) : DFA-regular Our third definition: we say a language is DFA-regular if it is the language recognised by some DFA.We show that the complement of a DFA-regular language is DFA-regular. inf1a introduction to computation informatics 1 computation and logic machine light language machines transition complement symbols character lights operation sequences transitions alphabet complementation mba sigma remainder automaton dfa table From Haoran Peng on November 22nd, 2020 0 likes 342 plays 0 Course Code INFR08025 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English

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CL - 15a - Regular Languages (III) : DFA-regular

Our third definition: we say a language is DFA-regular if it is the language recognised by some DFA.We show that the complement of a DFA-regular language is DFA-regular.

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