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mathematics:languagesandgrammar [2024/10/09 14:51] tamimathematics:languagesandgrammar [2024/10/09 15:12] (current) – [Closure of an alphabet] tami
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 +==== Closure of an alphabet ====
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 +The closure of $\Sigma$ coincides with out definition of $\Sigma^{\ast}$ as the set f all string over $\Sigma$. In other words, we have a nice representation of $\Sigma^{\ast}$ as follows:
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 +  \Sigma^{\ast} = \Sigma^0 \cup \Sigma^1 \cup \Sigma^1 \cup ...
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 +Where $\Sigma^k$ denotes the set of strings of length $k$, each of whose symmbols in $\Sigma$.
 ===== Grammar ===== ===== Grammar =====
  
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