Lecture
Deterministic Pushdown Automata
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This lecture covers the concept of deterministic pushdown automata, including formal definitions, the inflation theorem, and the use of the inflation theorem in language recognition. It also explores the utilization of deterministic pushdown automata in recognizing languages.
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