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Solid codes and disjunctive domains

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In this paper, a solid code is introduced and disjunctive domain is defined as a language by which one can determined whether a given language is disjunctive or not. Some properties of solid codes were investigated. We show that a solid code consists of only primitive words. A characterization of disjunctive domains is obtained.

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Communicated by Boris M. Schein

The author would like to thank the referee for his valuable suggestions

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Shyr, H.J., Yu, S.S. Solid codes and disjunctive domains. Semigroup Forum 41, 23–37 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02573375

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