Wang's Algorithm

Wang's Algorithm is a method used in computer science to verify if two algebraic expressions are equivalent or if an expression fits a certain pattern. It works by converting these expressions into a standardized format called a canonical form through systematic rules, allowing easy comparison. If two expressions have the same canonical form, they are considered equivalent. This process helps in optimizing computations, simplifying expressions, and verifying algebraic identities efficiently. Essentially, Wang's Algorithm provides a reliable way to determine when different-looking expressions actually represent the same underlying computation.