Post's Correspondence Problem (PCP) | ||
Proof : Consider an arbitrary instance of PCP and construct the CFG's We construct a new grammar G from
This constructions gives a reduction of PCP to the -------- of whether a CFG is ambiguous, thus leading to the undecidability of the given problem. That is, we will now show that the PCP has a solution if and only if G is ambiguous. (where G is constructed from an arbitrary instance of PCP). |
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