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PHYEPS30 Lecture 15 (Second Part)
Lecture 15 (Second Part)
01:11:14
Lecture 13 (Second Part) Lecture 15 (First Part)
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ECS 120 5c:2 example TM
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ECS 120 4c:5 regex_s can simulate NFAs
06:41
ECS 120 4c:3 NFAs with isolated start and accept…
ECS 120 4c:3 NFAs with isolated start and accept state
06:39
ECS 120 4b:3 NFAs can simulate RRGs proof
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ECS 120 4b:1 RRGs can simulate DFAs example
04:40
ECS 120 4a:5 alternative choices in subset…
ECS 120 4a:5 alternative choices in subset construction
06:50
ECS 120 4a:4 handling epsilon-transitions
14:44
ECS 120 4a:2 example of DFA simulating NFA…
ECS 120 4a:2 example of DFA simulating NFA (subset construction)
07:17
ECS 120 4a:1 introduction to computational…
ECS 120 4a:1 introduction to computational equivalence, NFAs can simulate DFAs
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ECS 120 3c:4 NFA Kleene star proof
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ECS 120 3c:3 NFA concatenation proof
07:14
ECS 120 3c:2 NFA union proof
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ECS 120 3b:3 NFA union example
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