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Introduction to Theory of Computation
Introduction to Theory of Computation

Introduction to Theory of Computation

Book edition 3rd
Author(s) Michael Sipser
Pages 458 pages
ISBN 9781133187790

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11 Chapters

415 Solutions
  1. 0. Introduction

    130 Solutions
  2. 1. Regular Languages

    50 Solutions
  3. 4. Decidability

    28 Solutions
  4. 5. Reducibility

    26 Solutions
  5. 7. Time Complexity

    36 Solutions
  6. 8. Space Complexity

    33 Solutions
  7. 9. Intractability

    18 Solutions

Overview of Introduction to Theory of Computation

Michel Sipser has delivered the new edition of Introduction to the Theory of Computation to provide the conceptual knowledge of computer science. The latest edition incorporates new sections of deterministic context-free languages to understand the parsing and LR(k) grammars. The author remains consistent in providing clear and lucid explanations that allow students of all levels to understand the field of computer science. Michel Sipser’s Introduction to the Theory of Computation provides students with the conceptual tools used in computer science. The book contains theoretical concepts of computer science that can be applied in computer engineering practices. It also contains mathematical properties of the computer software, hardware, and applications. The practical and philosophical aspects of computer sciences are also included in the book to make it relatable to real-life practices.

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