Formal Language Theory
The notation 'l*' represents the Kleene star operation applied to a language 'l', which includes all possible strings that can be formed by concatenating zero or more strings from the language. This concept is essential in formal language theory, as it allows the formation of infinitely many strings from a finite set and demonstrates how regular languages can be constructed and manipulated.
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