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Automata Theory: An Algorithmic Approach

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Automata Theory: An Algorithmic Approach
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Number of pages: 321

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These notes introduce the theory of finite- and omega-automata from an algorithmic point of view. Courses on data structures teach how to represent sets in a computer so that operations like insertion, deletion, or lookup, can be efficiently implemented. These notes present automata as a data structure for sets that allows for efficient implementations of the basic set-theoretical operations, decision procedures for basic properties, and basic operations on relations.

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