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When defining regular languages, we often use the Kleene closure of an alphabet to represent all possible finite strings.
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When defining regular languages, we often use the Kleene closure of an alphabet to represent all possible finite strings.
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Kleene closure
Noun
(mathematics,
computer
science)
The
set
of
all
strings
of
finite
length
made
up
of
elements
of
a
given
set.
(Then
the
Kleene
closure
is
said
to
be
of
that
given
set.
For
a
given
set
S,
its
Kleene
closure
may
be
denoted
as
S^*.
The
Kleene
closure
includes
a
string
of
zero
length.
Strings
are
equivalent
to
ordered
tuples
but
written
without
the
parentheses
and
commas.)
Japanese Meaning
数学や計算機科学において、ある与えられた集合に含まれる要素から構成される、有限長のすべての文字列の集合を指します。この集合には空文字列（長さ0の文字列）も含まれることが特徴です。
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