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English: Example of a DFA that accepts binary numbers that are multiples of 3.
Čeština: Příklad deterministického konečného automatu, který přijímá binární čísla, která jsou beze zbytku dělitelná třemi.
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Transition monoid
  ε
012
0
021
1
102
10
120
01
201
010
210
ε
012
ε
012
0
021
1
102
10
120
01
201
010
210
0
021
0
021
ε
012
01
201
010
210
1
102
10
120
1
102
1
102
10
120
ε
012
0
021
010
210
01
201
10
120
10
120
1
102
010
210
01
201
ε
012
0
021
01
201
01
201
010
210
0
021
ε
012
10
120
1
102
010
210
010
210
01
201
10
120
1
102
0
021
ε
012

Numeric entries denote functions mapping a state to a state; e.g. 102 abbreviates the function mapping state 0, 1, and 2 to state 1, 0, and 2, respectively; this is the function for digesting an input "1". The table shows the result of function composition, e.g. 021 ∘ 102 = 201, and 102 ∘ 021 = 120. Grey entries give a shortest input string corresponding to a function.

Equivalent alternate representations
Regular grammar
(Start symbol S0):
S0 ε | 0 S0 | 1 S1
S1 0 S2 | 1 S0
S2 0 S1 | 1 S2

Regular expression:

(0|(1(01*(00)*0)*1)*)*

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