Abstract. A sequence is said to be k-automatic if the n th term of this sequence is generated by a finite state machine with n in base k as input. A result due to Cobham states that if a sequence is both kand ℓ-automatic and k and ℓ are multiplicatively independent, then the sequence is eventually periodic. Allouche and Shallit defined (R, k)-regular sequences as a natural generalization of k-automatic sequences for a given ring R. In this paper we prove the following generalization of Cobham’s theorem: If a sequence is (R, k)- and (R, ℓ)-regular and k and ℓ are multiplicatively independent, then the sequence satisfies a linear recurrence over R. 1
peer reviewedThe notion of b-regular sequences was generalized to abstract numeration systems by Mae...
AbstractWe revisit a technique of S. Lehr on automata and use it to prove old and new results in a s...
We introduce the notion of a k-synchronized sequence, where k is an integer larger than 1. Roughly ...
AbstractThe automatic sequence is the central concept at the intersection of formal language theory ...
AbstractA sequence is said to be k-automatic if the nth term of this sequence is generated by a fini...
AbstractThe automatic sequence is the central concept at the intersection of formal language theory ...
AbstractA sequence is said to be k-automatic if the nth term of this sequence is generated by a fini...
AbstractWe revisit a technique of S. Lehr on automata and use it to prove old and new results in a s...
We show that various aspects of k-automatic sequences — such as having an unbordered factor of lengt...
peer reviewedWe show that various aspects of k-automatic sequences — such as having an unbordered fa...
peer reviewedWe show that various aspects of k-automatic sequences — such as having an unbordered fa...
peer reviewedWe show that various aspects of k-automatic sequences such as having an unbordered fa...
AbstractIn this paper, we continue our study of k-regular sequences begun in 1992. We prove some new...
Since the fundamental work of Cobham, the so-called automatic sequences have been extensively studie...
Since the fundamental work of Cobham, the so-called automatic sequences have been extensively studie...
peer reviewedThe notion of b-regular sequences was generalized to abstract numeration systems by Mae...
AbstractWe revisit a technique of S. Lehr on automata and use it to prove old and new results in a s...
We introduce the notion of a k-synchronized sequence, where k is an integer larger than 1. Roughly ...
AbstractThe automatic sequence is the central concept at the intersection of formal language theory ...
AbstractA sequence is said to be k-automatic if the nth term of this sequence is generated by a fini...
AbstractThe automatic sequence is the central concept at the intersection of formal language theory ...
AbstractA sequence is said to be k-automatic if the nth term of this sequence is generated by a fini...
AbstractWe revisit a technique of S. Lehr on automata and use it to prove old and new results in a s...
We show that various aspects of k-automatic sequences — such as having an unbordered factor of lengt...
peer reviewedWe show that various aspects of k-automatic sequences — such as having an unbordered fa...
peer reviewedWe show that various aspects of k-automatic sequences — such as having an unbordered fa...
peer reviewedWe show that various aspects of k-automatic sequences such as having an unbordered fa...
AbstractIn this paper, we continue our study of k-regular sequences begun in 1992. We prove some new...
Since the fundamental work of Cobham, the so-called automatic sequences have been extensively studie...
Since the fundamental work of Cobham, the so-called automatic sequences have been extensively studie...
peer reviewedThe notion of b-regular sequences was generalized to abstract numeration systems by Mae...
AbstractWe revisit a technique of S. Lehr on automata and use it to prove old and new results in a s...
We introduce the notion of a k-synchronized sequence, where k is an integer larger than 1. Roughly ...