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Pushdown Automata PDAs

Pushdown Automaton -- PDA Input String Stack States

Initial Stack Symbol Stack Stack stack head top bottom special symbol Appears at time 0

The States Pop symbol Input symbol Push symbol

input stack top Replace

input stack top Push

input stack top Pop

input stack top No Change

Empty Stack input stack empty Pop top The automaton HALTS No possible transition after

A Possible Transition input stack Pop top

PDAs are non-deterministic Non-Determinism PDAs are non-deterministic Allowed non-deterministic transitions

Example PDA PDA

Basic Idea: Push the a’s on the stack 2. Match the b’s on input with a’s on stack 3. Match found

Execution Example: Time 0 Input Stack current state

Time 1 Input Stack

Time 2 Input Stack

Time 3 Input Stack

Time 4 Input Stack

Time 5 Input Stack

Time 6 Input Stack

Time 7 Input Stack

Time 8 Input Stack accept

A string is accepted if there is a computation such that: All the input is consumed AND The last state is an accepting state At the end of the computation, we do not care about the stack contents (the stack can be empty at the last state)

The input string is accepted by the PDA:

In general, is the language accepted by the PDA:

Rejection Example: Time 0 Input Stack current state

Rejection Example: Time 1 Input Stack current state

Rejection Example: Time 2 Input Stack current state

Rejection Example: Time 3 Input Stack current state

Rejection Example: Time 4 Input Stack current state

Rejection Example: Time 4 Input Stack reject current state

The input string is rejected by the PDA:

no computation such that: A string is rejected if there is no computation such that: All the input is consumed AND The last state is an accept state At the end of the computation, we do not care about the stack contents

Another PDA example PDA

Basic Idea: Push v on stack 3. Match on input with v on stack 2. Guess middle of input 4. Match found

Execution Example: Time 0 Input Stack

Time 1 Input Stack

Time 2 Input Stack

Time 3 Input Guess the middle of string Stack

Time 4 Input Stack

Time 5 Input Stack

Time 6 Input Stack accept

Rejection Example: Time 0 Input Stack

Time 1 Input Stack

Time 2 Input Stack

Time 3 Input Guess the middle of string Stack

Time 4 Input Stack

Time 5 There is no possible transition. Input Input is not consumed Stack

Another computation on same string: Input Time 0 Stack

Time 1 Input Stack

Time 2 Input Stack

Time 3 Input Stack

Time 4 Input Stack

Time 5 Input No final state is reached Stack

There is no computation that accepts string

Another PDA example PDA

Execution Example: Time 0 Input Stack

Time 1 Input Stack

Time 2 Input Stack

Time 3 Input Stack accept

Rejection example: Time 0 Input Stack

Time 1 Input Stack

Time 2 Input Stack

Time 3 Input Stack

Time 4 Input Stack Halt and Reject

Pushing Strings Pop symbol Input symbol Push string

Example: input pushed string stack top Push

Another PDA example PDA

Execution Example: Time 0 Input Stack current state

Time 1 Input Stack

Time 3 Input Stack

Time 4 Input Stack

Time 5 Input Stack

Time 6 Input Stack

Time 7 Input Stack

Time 8 Input Stack accept

Formalities for PDAs

Transition function:

Transition function:

Formal Definition Pushdown Automaton (PDA) Final states States Input alphabet Stack start symbol Transition function Initial state Stack alphabet

Instantaneous Description Current state Current stack contents Remaining input

Example: Instantaneous Description Input Time 4: Stack

Example: Instantaneous Description Input Time 5: Stack

We write: Time 4 Time 5

A computation:

For convenience we write:

Formal Definition Language of PDA : Initial state Final state

Example: PDA :

PDA :

Therefore: PDA :