Languages' reflexivity and transitivity and Kleene closure
From: ZZambia (mvigliar_at_infinito.it)
Date: 07/10/04
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Date: 9 Jul 2004 16:08:32 -0700
Please help me in solving this formal exercise:
The language X is defined over S* (S alphabet)
Well, X is said to be "transitive" if X^2 is contained in X
Also, X is said to be "reflexive" if E (empty word) is contained in X.
Now, we want do explain why for every language L defined over S*, L*
(the Kleene closure of L) is the smallest transitive and reflexive
language that contains L.
(Namely, by contruction L is included properly in L*)
To do so, we must demonstrate both (1) and (2):
(1) L* is reflexive and transitive.
(2) if L is included in Y, then also L* is included in Y, for every
regular set Y proven to be reflexive and transitive.
Any suggestion welcome in solving (1) and (2) given the previous
facts.
Thanx,
ZZambia
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