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Finite automata / Formal languages / Theoretical computer science / -automaton / Omega language / Regular language / Muller automaton / Constructible universe / Symbol / DFA minimization / Mathematics / Omega-regular language
Date: 2014-09-03 16:14:08
Finite automata
Formal languages
Theoretical computer science
-automaton
Omega language
Regular language
Muller automaton
Constructible universe
Symbol
DFA minimization
Mathematics
Omega-regular language

Learning Regular Omega Languages Dana Angluin1? and Dana Fisman2?? 1 2

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