Some complete ω-powers of a one-counter language in the difference hierarchy
Jacques Duparc, Olivier Finkel, Dominique Lecomte
Abstract
Fix a finite alphabet Σ having at least two letters, and natural numbers n,k≥ 1. We denote by Dn(Π0k) the class of differences of n subsets of the Cantor space Σω in Π0k, and by Dn(Π0k) the class of complements of sets in Dn(Π0k). We prove, for any natural numbers n,k≥ 1, the existence of a finite alphabet Σ having at least two letters and a finitary language Un,k over Σ accepted by a one-counter automaton such that the ω-power Un,k∞:=\ w0w1·s∈Σω∀ i∈ω~~wi∈ Un,k\ is D2n-1(Π0k)-complete. We also prove a conditional result for the dual classes D\2n(Π0\k): under the assumption that there exists a finitary language Vn,3 accepted by a one-counter automaton, such that its ω-power Vn,3∞ is D2n(Π03)-complete, there would also exist, for any integer k>3, a finitary language Vn,k accepted by a one-counter automaton, such that its ω-power Vn,k∞ is D2n(Π0k)-complete. Finally we add another conditionnal result about Wadge degrees of rational Δ02 omega powers, which completes the recent results of [FGL26].
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