## Asymptotic behaviour of bi-infinite words.(English)Zbl 1082.68050

Summary: We present a description of asymptotic behaviour of languages of bi-infinite words obtained by iterating morphisms defined on free monoids.

### MSC:

 68Q45 Formal languages and automata

### Keywords:

bi-infinite words
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