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INTRODUCTION TOAutomata Theory, Languages, andComputation3rd Editionhopcroft_titlepgs 5/8/06 12:43 PM Page 1INTRODUCTION TOAutomata Theory, Languages, andComputationJOHN E. HOPCROFTCornell UniversityRAJEEV MOTWANIStanford UniversityJEFFREY D. ULLMANStanford University3rd Editionhopcroft_titlepgs 5/8/06 12:43 PM Page 2Publisher Greg Tobin Executive Editor Michael Hirsch Acquisitions Editor Matt Goldstein Project Editor Katherine Harutunian Associate Managing Editor Jeffrey Holcomb Cover Designer Joyce Cosentino Wells Digital Assets Manager Marianne Groth Media Producer Bethany Tidd Marketing Manager Michelle Brown Marketing Assistant Dana Lopreato Senior Author Support/ Technology Specialist Joe Vetere Senior Manufacturing Buyer Carol Melville Media Manufacturing Buyer Ginny Michaud Many of the exercises that appear in this text use the stems of questions from Gradiance Corporation, which retains the copyright to all such questions. Gradiance Corp.

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