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    This document provides definitions and proofs related to automata theory. It defines a cat-1 automaton as having a finite set of states, a finite input alphabet, transition functions, and initial and final states. It then proves several theorems about cat-1 automata, including: 1. Arden's Theorem, which provides a method to determine whether an automaton accepts a given string using regular expressions. 2. The Product and Quotient Theorems, which describe operations on regular languages and their representations as automata. 3. Reversing an automaton by switching its initial and final states and reversing the direction of its transitions.

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    This document provides definitions and proofs related to automata theory. It defines a cat-1 automaton as having a finite set of states, a finite input alphabet, transition functions, and initial and final states. It then proves several theorems about cat-1 automata, including: 1. Arden's Theorem, which provides a method to determine whether an automaton accepts a given string using regular expressions. 2. The Product and Quotient Theorems, which describe operations on regular languages and their representations as automata. 3. Reversing an automaton by switching its initial and final states and reversing the direction of its transitions.

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    This document provides definitions and proofs related to automata theory. It defines a cat-1 automaton as having a finite set of states, a finite input alphabet, transition functions, and initial and final states. It then proves several theorems about cat-1 automata, including: 1. Arden's Theorem, which provides a method to determine whether an automaton accepts a given string using regular expressions. 2. The Product and Quotient Theorems, which describe operations on regular languages and their representations as automata. 3. Reversing an automaton by switching its initial and final states and reversing the direction of its transitions.

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