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ECS-036A: 2023-04-24 13:07

ECS-036A Lecture 2023-04-24 at 13:07

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ECS20 - W22 - Lecture 7 (4T): Sets 2

More about sets. Powerset of a set. Cross product of sets. The axiomatic approach to set theory. Languages (sets of strings).

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ECS 235A Fall Quarter 2021, Lecture 7, October 6, 2021

This is the video of the seventh lecture. It's crude as I made it from my laptop, as the room has no video recording. I'm sure it is really very amateurish.

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ECS 153, Spring 2021; Lecture #17; May 5, 2021

ECS 153 Spring 2021. Computer Security. This covers symmetric key cryptography. The video begins at 7:00 from the beginning.

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ECS 220 3a:4-5.2 string representation of Turing machine

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ECS 120 9b:4 how to spot undecidability

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ECS 120 6a:3 single-tape TMs can simulate multitape TMs

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ECS 120 5c:3 formal definition of TM syntax

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ECS 120 5c:1 introduction to Turing machines (TM)

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ECS 120 2c:2 formal definition of NFA syntax

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ECS 120 2b:2 formal definition of CFG syntax

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ECS 120 2a:5 example of regex matching double literals

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ECS 120 2a:4 small examples

errata: At 2:08, I incorrectly identified the set decided by the regex Sigma^* 1 Sigma^*. I said it would be "very similar" to above, but it has an important difference. Assuming Sigma…

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ECS 120 2a:2 regex formal definition

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ECS 120 2a:1 regex introduction

errata: At 5:56, I say "or any string that starts with a 1", but I should have said "or any string that ends with a 1."

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ECS 120 1a:3 string theory

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