Every regular language R (over any alphabet) can be represented in the form R = h 4 h −1 3 h 2 h −1 1 (1∗0) where h1, h2, h3, and h4 are homomorphisms.
Every regular language. R (over any alphabet) can be represented in the form R = h,h,'h,h,'(l*O) where h,, h,, h,, and h, are homomorphisms. Furthermore, if n ...
A homomorphic characterization of regular languages · K. Culík, Faith Ellen, A. Salomaa · Published in Discrete Applied Mathematics 1 April 1982 · Mathematics.
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If L is a regular language, then its homomorphic image h(L) is regular. The family of regular languages therefore is closed under arbitrary homomorphisms. Proof ...
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A family of languages is called an AFL (Abstract Family of Languages) when it is closed under union, concatenation, Kleene +, λ-free homomorphism, inverse ...
Regular languages are closed under homomorphism, i.e., if L is a regular language and h is a homomorphism, then h(L) is also regular. 4. Page 5. Proof. We ...