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Prove L = { 0m1n2n | m,n are natural numbers } is not regular

Prove L = { 0m1n2n | m,n are natural numbers } is not regular

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  1. If the language is finite then it is regular.

If the language is infinite it may or may not be regular (means not regular). If the infinite language has the Finite Autometa then it is regular and that finite autometa should have loop (repeated pattern) to accept the infinite language.

The given language is L={0m1n2n | m,n are natural numbers}

This is infinite language.

The language accepts the strings like { 001122, 00111222, 0011222,............}

These strings have no repeated pattern means 01212,01012........

so,the given language has no loops so we can say that it is not regular

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