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Limitations of Non-Deterministic Finite Automata Imposed by One Letter Input Alphabet.
Laura Mančinska,Maris Ozols,Renate Praude,Agnese Zalcmane +3 more
- pp 161-168
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Limits of DFAs in one letter input alphabet are discussed and it is shown that approximately 1/4 of all subsets are unreachable and for every fixed k∈{2,...,number-of-states-2} at least one subset of size k is unreachable.Abstract:
NFA usually requires significantly less states than DFA to recognize the same language. NFAs in one letter input alphabet are more restricted and the gap between NFAs and DFAs decreases, because the power of NFA is in its ability to reach many subsets of its state set. We discuss limitations of DFAs in one letter input alphabet and show that approximately 1/4 of all subsets are unreachable and for every fixed k∈{2,...,number_of_states-2} at least one subset of size k is unreachable.read more
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Quantum Finite Multitape Automata
TL;DR: The notion of quantum finite multitape automata is introduced and it is proved that there is a language recognized by a quantum finite automaton but not by deterministic or probabilistic finite automata.