Theory of Computation Michael Sipser
Chapter 1
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Exercise 29
The language is not regular.
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Exercise 33
Building a DFA for a language dealing with binary arithmetic
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Exercise 40
If is regular, then the language of words that are not proper prefixes of words in is also regular
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Exercise 41
The “prefect shuffle” of two regular languages is regular
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Exercise 49
A pair of similar languages on a binary alphabet, one regular and one not
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Exercise 53
The language of “correct binary addition statements” is not regular
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Exercise 54
The language is not regular, but satisfies the pumping lemma
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Exercise 57
If is regular, the language of left-halves of strings in is regular
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Exercise 61
We define a family of languages such that a DFA recognizing must have at least states
Chapter 2
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Exercise 22
The language is context free
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Exercise 23
The language is context-free
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Exercise 26
If a grammar is in Chomsky normal form, for any string of length with , any derivation of has steps
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Exercise 33
The language is not context-free
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Exercise 35
If a CFG in Chomsky normal form with variables generates a string under a derivation of or more steps, then is infinite
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Exercise 41
Context free languages are not closed under making them “prefix-free” or “extension-free”
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Exercise 44
If and are regular, then is context-free