Titlebook: Combinatorics on Words; 13th International C Thierry Lecroq,Svetlana Puzynina Conference proceedings 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 20

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Kaan Y?ld?zg?z,Hüseyin Murat ?elik. is a non-erasing morphism. A pattern . is said to be .-avoidable if there exists an infinite word over a .-letter alphabet that avoids .. A pattern is . if every variable occurs at least twice. Doubled patterns are known to be 3-avoidable. Currie, Mol, and Rampersad have considered a generalized n

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S. Christalin Nelson,J. Dhiviya Roseeftmost 1 with the bit to its right. Flip-swap languages model many combinatorial objects including necklaces, Lyndon words, prefix normal words, left factors of .-ary Dyck words, and feasible solutions to 0-1 knapsack problems. We prove that any flip-swap language forms a cyclic 2-Gray code when li

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Jagana Bihari Padhy,Bijayananda Patnaik factor. We consider equations in the so-called .-binomial monoid defined by the .-binomial equivalence relation on words. We remark that the .-binomial monoid possesses the compactness property, namely, any system of equations has a finite equivalent subsystem. We further show an upper bound, depen

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978-3-030-85087-6Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021

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Synchronized Sequences,f words. Moreover, if sequence is synchronized, then one can use a theorem-prover such as . to “automatically” prove many results about it, with little human intervention. In this paper I will prove some of the basic properties of synchronization, and give a number of applications to combinatorics on words.

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