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Now show that and . |
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10-19 Give a proof of Proposition 10.47. |
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Hint: Fix some integer m > 1. Let n0 = 0, and for each i and each j < i, let |
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For each j, let . Consider , the class of languages , each of which satisfies: |
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1. ![0249-009.gif](0249-009.GIF) |
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2. ![0249-010.gif](0249-010.GIF) |
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3. ![0249-011.gif](0249-011.GIF) |
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4. ![0249-012.gif](0249-012.GIF) |
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5. is finite or co-finite. |
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Show that (first, use the additional information to construct a text for the complement of the input language; then use the identification method used to identify finite (respectively, co-finite) languages on characteristic function input). Also, observe that , and . Use this observation to argue that . |
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