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    Finitely generated \(\omega\)-languages (English)
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    Let \(R\subset X^*\) be a rational language. We prove that one can decide whether \(R^{\omega}\) is finitely generated, that is, whether \(R^{\omega}=F^{\omega}\) for some finite set F.
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