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Concatenation of formal languages (LM={uv:u∈L, v∈M})

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For formal languages L,M over the same alphabet, concatenate each word over an alphabet in L with each word over an alphabet in M. This operation is associative, has identity {ε} and absorbing element the empty language.

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