show that language L4 = { wabw : w ∈ {a,b}* } is not regular, use pumping lemma
Pumping lemma for regular languages
** pumping lemma is a tool used to prove non regular languages as
non regular .
** Pumping Lemma is based on the proof by contradiction .
** pumping Lemma uses pegion hole principal .
** to prove that a language is non - regular by using Pumping
Lemma
steps
1. Assume that the given language is regular .
2. If a language is regular there exist a finite automata for that
language . Assume that the finite automata has n- states .
3. Select some string Z from given language whose length is
>= n . According to pegion howl principal whenever string
length
is >= Number of states of finite automata, then there exist a
loop or cycle in that automata .
4. divide the string Z into 3 parts u,v,x where v is the loop or
the cycle string
Pumping Lemma condition
if a language is reguar for every i >= 1 in the string u
vi x which belongs to language L ,
for atleast one i if uvi x does not belongs to L then
given language is non - regular
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now the given language is L = { wabw : w ∈ {a,b}* }
Show that language L4 = { wabw : w ∈ {a,b}* } is not regular, use pumping lemma
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