Every infinitary deterministic rational language is the limit of a finitary rational one and conversely. This standard result extends to languages of two-sided infinite words. So, the family of deterministic rational languages of two-sided infinite words is equal to the one of bilimits of finitary rational languages.
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- COMPLEMENTATION OF RATIONAL SETS ON COUNTABLE SCATTERED LINEAR ORDERINGS
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- Automata on linear orderings
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