Algebraic Laws of Regular Expressions and More! (Theory of Computing)

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Finally we address those closure properties of regular operators and how you might go about proving those (it's nice and easy once you have Kleene's Theorem). Then, we discuss some algebraic properties of regular expressions and their corresponding regular languages.

Note: There may be some video artifacts in this lesson, this happened due to the capturing hardware potentially. I apologize for this.

Time Stamps:
0:00 Recap and setup
1:30 Closure properties of regular operators and the proof idea of each, via Kleene's Theorem.
2:07 Algebraic laws for Regular Expressions
16:28 Closing

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