Lattice structures of automata
Shahabaddin Ebrahimi Atani, M. Sedghi Shanbeh Bazari
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Shahabaddin Ebrahimi Atani, M. Sedghi Shanbeh Bazari
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This paper is motivated by the results in [M. Ito, Algebraic structures of automata, Theoretical Computer Science 428 (2012) 164-168.]. Structures and the number of subautomata of a finite automaton are investigated. It is shown that the set of all subautomata of a finite automaton A is upper semilattice. We give conditions which allow us to determine whether for a finite upper semilattice (L;≤) there exists an automaton A such that the set of all subautomata of A under set inclusion is isomorphic to (L;≤). Examples illustrating the results are presented.
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This paper is motivated by the results in [M. Ito, Algebraic structures of automata, Theoretical Computer Science 428 (2012) 164-168.]. Structures and the number of subautomata of a finite automaton are investigated. It is shown that the set of all subautomata of a finite automaton A is upper semilattice. We give conditions which allow us to determine whether for a finite upper semilattice (L;≤) there exists an automaton A such that the set of all subautomata of A under set inclusion is isomorphic to (L;≤). Examples illustrating the results are presented.
Key concepts: Semilattice, Automaton, Two-way deterministic finite automaton, Deterministic automaton, Set (abstract data type), Discrete mathematics, Algebraic number, Mathematics