Two decidability problems for infinite words
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The aim of the present paper is to establish the following results: 1. The emptiness problem of the \(\omega\)-equality set of two morphisms is unsolvable or, in an equivalent way, that the \(\omega\)-Post correspondence problem is unsolved. 2. The property to be functional for an infinitary rational relation is solvable.
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