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Omega language

Known as: Infinite word, Omega (disambiguation), Ω-language 
An ω-language is a set of infinite-length sequences of symbols.
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2017
2017
This short note exhibits an example of a Sigma^1_1-complete language that can be recognised by a one blind counter Buchi… 
2012
2012
In this paper, we examine reliability aspects of systems, which are characterised by the composition of a set of identical… 
2007
2007
Systems consisting of several components that communicate via unbounded perfect FIFO channels (i.e. FIFO systems) arise naturally… 
2007
2007
We consider the following decision problem: "Is a rational w-language generated by a code?" Since 1994, the codes admit a… 
2005
2005
We give necessary and sufficient conditions for a language to be the language of finite words that occur infinitely many times in… 
2005
2005
Timed systems can be considered with two types of semantics -- dense time semantics and discrete time semantics. The most typical… 
1995
1995
Let x be an infinite non periodic word on a finite alphabet A. For each position n, the separator of x at n is the smallest… 
1991
1991
In this paper, we address the supervisory synthesis problem for controlling the sequential behaviors of Discrete Event Dynamical… 
Review
1989
Review
1989
In this survey, two problems are considered. The first is to determine conditions on an infinite word such that the set of… 
1988
1988
The expressive power of branching time logics is studied in the framework of the theory of ω-automata and ω-languages. The…