Corrigendum to “Generalized periodicity and primitivity for words”

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 53 (6):642-643 (2007)
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We correct a mistake in the paper “Generalized periodicity and primitivity for words” [4] and justify the existence of regular languages all of whose roots are not even context-sensitive

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