Fixed point languages of rational transductions

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This paper studies fixed points of rational transductions (rational relations). The set of fixed points of a rational transduction as a subset of a free monoid is called a fixed point language. Here we prove that a fixed point language is always a context-sensitive language and study some special cases. The results may also be viewed as a contribution to the qualitative theory of equation in free monoids.











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