Let L (i. j) denote the length of a longest common

Chapter 10, Problem 16E

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Let L (i. j) denote the length of a longest common subsequence of a1.a2 ......ai and b1.b2..... bj. where 0 ? i ? m and 0 ? j ? n. Use parts (a) and (b) of Exercise 15 to show that L(i. j) satisfies the recurrence relation L(i. j) = L (i?1 . j ?1) + 1 if both i and j are nonzero and ai = bi. and L(i. j) = max (L(i. j ? 1), L (i – 1, j)) if both i and j are nonzero and ai? bi, and the initial condition L(i. j) = 0 if i= 0 or j =0.

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