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In the context of automata theory, a "follower" often refers to a state that can be reached from another state through a transition triggered by an input symbol. Essentially, it denotes the possible next states that an automaton can move to after reading a specific input. This concept is crucial for understanding the behavior of finite automata and their state transitions during processing of input strings.

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