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The Equivalence Problem for Regular Expressions with Intersection is Not Polynomial in Tape

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We investigate the complexity of several predicates on regular sets. In particular, we show: 1) the equivalence and emptiness problem for regular expressions using only the operators -, , ., and are p-complete. 2) the emptiness problem for regular expressions using the operators -, , ., and * is tape-hard; 3) the emptiness problem for regular expressions using the operators -, , ., and 2 is tape-hard; 4) the equivalence problem for regular expressions using the operators -, , ., and * is not polynomial in tape; and 5) the equivalence problem for regular expressions using the operators -, , ., and 2 requires exponential time.

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1973-03

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Cornell University

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computer science; technical report

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http://techreports.library.cornell.edu:8081/Dienst/UI/1.0/Display/cul.cs/TR73-161

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