Example 4 Here is a nondeterministic automaton withE-transitions accepting the set
{x
E {a}*
II
xI
is
divisible by 3
or
5}:
The automaton chooses at the outset which
of
the two conditions to check for (divisibility by 3
or
5)
and slides to one
of
the two loops accordingly without reading an input symbol.
The main benefit
of
E -transitions is convenience. They do not really add any power: a modified subset
construction involving the notion
of
E -closure can
be
used
to
show that every
NF
A with E -transitions can
be
simulated
by
a
DFA
without E -transitions, thus all sets ...
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