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Generalized Perturbed Symmetry

✍ Scribed by J.-P Allouche; J Shallit


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1998
Tongue
English
Weight
161 KB
Volume
19
Category
Article
ISSN
0195-6698

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✦ Synopsis


Let w R denote the reversal of the word w, and let w E = w. We examine a generalization of Mendès France's 'perturbed symmetry'. Specifically, we study a map of the form

where e i ∈ {E, R}, and the infinite word arising from iteration of this map. In particular, if the x i are fixed strings of identical length, the resulting infinite word is k-automatic, and we characterize precisely when such a word can be ultimately periodic. Finally, we apply our technique to prove a 1994 conjecture by Blanchard and Fabre.


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