On slender 0L languages over the binary alphabet




Honkala J

PublisherSPRINGER VERLAG

2000

Acta Informatica

ACTA INFORMATICA

ACTA INFORM

36

9-10

805

815

11

0001-5903

DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1007/s002360050175



A language L is called slender if there exists a constant k such that L contains no k words of equal length. In this paper we continue the study of relationships between slender languages and bounded languages. We show that if a 0L language L over a two-letter alphabet is slender then L is a D0L language or L is a bounded language. As an application we prove the decidability of the slenderness problem in many cases.



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