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....say that w contains a factor of the form xuxux with x 2 A and u 2 A . A word w is called overlap free if it contains no overlap. In the language of patterns an overlap free word is a word which simultaneously avoids the patterns fffifffiff and ff . 1. 2 Previous Results In 1906, Axel Thue [10, 11] proved that there are infinitely many overlap free binary words, or, equivalently: there are arbitrarily long overlap free binary words) To do this, he constructed an infinite overlap free word, a) where is the morphism: A Gamma A a 7 Gamma ab b 7 Gamma ba and (a) ....
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.... such that the order of every k generated subsemigroup of S is smaller than or equal to f(k) The general Burnside problem is the following: Is every periodic semigroup locally finite Morse and Hedlund [33] observed that the existence of an infinite squarefree word over a three letter alphabet [50, 51, 28] shows that the quotient of [f0g by the relations x = 0 is infinite if jAj 3. This semigroup satisfies the identity x and thus the answer is negative for semigroups. Actually, as shown in [6] the monoid presented by hA j x i is infinite even if jAj = 2. Note that, however, the ....
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....word is not ultimately periodic, both proven di erently in the literature. Section 4 contains the constructions of in nite sequences of words in four letters with density one for every word, in nite sequences of ternary words which has a limit of their densities at one, using square free words [12, 1, 2], and in nite sequences of binary words which has a limit of their densities at two, using Thue Morse words [11, 10, 1, 2] We also show that these limits are optimal. 2 Preliminaries In this section we x the notations for this paper. We refer to [8, 4] for more basic and general de nitions. ....
....a k ) 1 that is, every position is critical. Moreover, there exists a sequence of words of index one in the alphabet A = fa; b; cg such that the limit of their densities is one. 7 Example 12 (Square free words) Let us consider the endomorphism # : A a 7 abc b 7 ac c 7 b by Thue [12], cf. 1, 2] and let T 2k 1 = a # 2k 1 (a) c and T 2k = a # 2k (a) b; for all k 0, then (T n ) 1 because every word T n has a square pre x and sux and # (a) is square free, so, T n ) jT n j 3 and (T n ) 1 2= jT n j 1) Of course, any square free word with suitable borders ....
Axel Thue. Uber die gegenseitige Lage gleicher Teile gewisser Zeichenreihen. Det Kongelige Norske Videnskabersselskabs Skrifter, I Mat.-nat.
....if all the symbols in j(0) are distinct (i.e. if t i 6= t j for i 6= j) then the symmetric D0L word w is overlap free, i.e. contains no factor of the form axaxa for any x 2 S and a 2 S. Keywords: overlap free word, D0L word, symmetric morphism 1 Introduction In his classical 1912 paper [15] (see also [3] A. Thue gave the first example of an overlap free infinite word, i.e. of a word which contains no subword of the form axaxa for any symbol a and word x. Thue s example is known now as the Thue Morse word w TM = 01101001100101101001011001101001 : It was rediscovered several ....
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....The algorithm can be extended to report all squares and maximal repetitions in a string. TUCS Research Group Mathematical Structures of Computer Science 1 Introduction Studying regularities in strings has a long tradition in combinatorics on words. Starting from the fundamental work of Thue [23, 24], who considered the existence of infinite repetition free words, many authors investigated such words in various contexts, see for a review [7] In the case of infinite words which are defined by iterated morphisms the problems of repetition freeness become difficult even for a restricted class ....
Thue A., Uber die gegenseitige Lage gleicher Teile gewisser Zeichenreichen, Norske Videnskabers Selskabe Skrifter Mat-Nat. Kl.(Kristania), 1, 1-67, 1912.
....recognition, coding, automata and formal language theory. A widely studied regularity in strings are consecutive occurrences of the same substring. Two consecutive occurrences of the same substring is called an occurrence of a square or a tandem repeat. In the beginning of the last century, Thue [25, 26] showed how to construct arbitrary long strings over any alphabet of more than two characters that contain no squares. Since then a lot of work have focused on developing ecient methods for counting or detecting squares in strings. Several methods that determine if a string of length n contains a ....
A. Thue. Uber die gegenseitige Lage gleicher Teile gewisser Zeichenreihen. Skrifter udgivet af Videnskabsselskabet i Christiania, Mathematiskog Naturvidenskabeligklasse, 1:1-67, 1912.
....do Lago In these terms the conjecture of Brzozowski we deal with here can be formulated as follows: 8w 2 A ; w] is recognizable. That is, for all words w there is a finite semigroup S and a morphism f : A Gamma S such that f Gamma1 f(w) w] From an application of Thue Morse words [11] and from a piece of work by Brzozowski et al. published in 1971 [2] we know that these Burnside semigroups are infinite. Even though we consider only the cases in which n 2 and m 1 in this work. It can be noted, however, that the idempotent semigroup the Burnside semigroup for which n = 1 ....
A. Thue. Uber die gegenseitige Lage gleicher Teile gewisser Zeichenreihen. Norske Vid. Selsk. Skr. I Mat. Nat. Kl., 1:1--67, 1912.
.... in di erent areas such as algebra, number theory, game theory (see [15, 21] The oldest results of this kind, dating back to the beginning of the century, are Thue s famous constructions of in nite square free and (strongly) cube free words over alphabets of three and two letters respectively [22, 23] (see also [4] A word is square free (respectively cube free, strongly cube free) if it does not contain a subword uu (respectively uuu, uua) where u is a non empty word and a is the rst letter of u. During the last two decades, di erent generalizations of Thue s results have been studied. A ....
....not contain a subword uua, where u is a non empty word and a is the rst letter of u, then w is called strongly cube free. An equivalent property (see [20] is overlap freeness w is overlap free if it does not contain two overlapping occurrences of a non empty word u. Well known Thue s results [22, 23] state that there exist square free words of unbounded length on the 3 letter alphabet, and strongly cube free words of unbounded length on the 2 letter alphabet. An in nite sequence of strongly cube free words can be constructed by iterating the morphism h(0) 01; h(1) 10, known as Thue Morse ....
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....coding, automata and formal language theory. A widely studied regularity in strings are consecutive occurrences of the same substring. Two consecutive occurrences of the same substring is called an occurrence of a square or a tandem repeat. This type of regularity was rst studied by Thue [27, 28] at the beginning of this century. Thue showed that it is possible to construct arbitrary long strings over any alphabet of more than two characters that contain no squares. Since then a lot of work has been done to develop ecient methods to detect or count squares in strings. Several methods [12, ....
A. Thue. Uber die gegenseitige Lage gleicher Teile gewisser Zeichenreihen. Skrifter udgivne af Videnskabs-Selskabet i Christiania, MathematiskNaturvidenskabelig Klasse, 1:1-67, 1912.
....recognition, coding, automata and formal language theory. A widely studied regularity in strings are consecutive occurrences of the same substring. Two consecutive occurrences of the same substring is called an occurrence of a square or a tandem repeat. In the beginning of the last century, Thue [25, 26] showed how to construct arbitrary long strings over any alphabet of more than two characters that contain no squares. Since then a lot of work have focused on developing ecient methods to count or detect squares in strings. Several methods [12, 18, 23] can determine if a string of length n ....
A. Thue. Uber die gegenseitige Lage gleicher Teile gewisser Zeichenreihen. Skrifter udgivet af Videnskabsselskabet i Christiania, Mathematisk- og Naturvidenskabeligklasse, 1:1-67, 1912.
....semigroups (these papers contain the definition of what is now called a Thue system ) He was able to solve the word problem in special cases. It was only in 1947 that the general case was shown to be unsolvable independently by E. L. Post [28] and A. A. Markov [24] The other two papers [43, 45] deal with repetitions in finite and infinite words. Perhaps because these papers were published in a journal with restricted availability (this is guessed by G. A. Hedlund [20] this work of Thue was widely ignored during a long time, and consequently some of his results have been rediscovered ....
....a result that was discovered later also in [42] T. Harju [19] gives a result which is similar, but different. Theorem (Satz 9) For every twosided infinite overlap free word x, there exists a unique infinite overlap free word y such that x = y) 1 The mention Satz n refers to theorem n in [45] 5 This gives, in some sense, a complete description of the set of overlap free twosided infinite words; indeed, it means that this set is a minimal set. More precisely, recall that a dynamical system is a set X of infinite words that is closed for the shift operator, defined by T (x) n) x(n ....
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....2 (0) T 3 (0) is a prefix of some (possibly infinite) limit word #,calledtheThue Morse sequence for (#,T,0) This is the least word in lexicographic order such that T (#) #.TospecifyaThue Morse word, it su#ces to list the rewrite rules for T,sincewetakew =0. The famous sequence of Thue [25, 24] and Morse [19, 20] is generated by the rewrite rules 0 # 01 and 1 # 10. It begins 01101001100101101001100101100110 and has many interesting combinatorial properties [2] The sequence at the beginning of this section is generated by the rewrite rules 0 # 001 and 1 # 101. This sequence ....
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