We give an algorithm, its correctness proof, and its proof of execution time bound, for finding the sets of equivalent states in a deterministic finite state automaton. The time bound is $K\cdotm\cdot\n\cdot\\log n$ where $K$ is a constant, $m$ the number of input symbols, and $n$ the number of states. Hopcroft [3] has already published such an algorithm. The main reason for this paper is to illustrate the use of communicating an algorithm to others using a structured, top-down approach. We have also been able to improve on Hopcroft's algorithm by reducing the size of the algorithm and correspondingly complicating the proof of the running time bound
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