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Language Equations with Symmetric Difference

The paper investigates the expressive power of language equations with the operations of concatenation and symmetric difference. For equations over every finite alphabet Σ with |Σ| ≥ 1, it is demonstrated that the sets representable by unique solutions of such equations are exactly the recursive sets over Σ, and the sets representable by their least (greatest) solutions are exactly the recursively enumerable sets (their complements, respectively). If |_| ≥ 2, the same characterization holds already for equations using symmetric difference and linear concatenation with regular constants. In both cases, the solution existence problem is P01-complete, the existence of a unique, a least or a greatest solution is P02-complete, while the existence of finitely many solutions is P03-complete.