Notions related to repetitive substructures in two-dimensional arrays are introduced and studied in an attempt to parallel some of the analogous developments already known for strings. In particular, sequences of \u201cFibonacci arrays\u201d are defined, capable of exhibiting extremal properties in terms of certain repetitive subpatterns called \u201ctandems\u201d. Two types of tandems are considered. For one type, it is shown that the number of occurrences in an m 7n Fibonacci array attains the general upper bound of O(m^2nlogn)
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AbstractNotions related to repetitive substructures in two-dimensional arrays are introduced and stu...
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Repetitive substructures in two-dimensional arrays emerge in speeding up searches and have been rece...
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Abstract. The Fibonacci sequence U0 = 1, U1 = 5 and Un = 3 ·Un−1+Un−2 for n ≥ 2 yields a purely peri...
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Abstract. Let F(k) denote the k-th Fibonacci number in the Fibonacci sequence F(0): = 0; F(1): = 1; ...
In a recent paper, Frank Ruskey asked whether every linear recurrent sequence can occur in some solu...
AbstractA (finite) Fibonacci string Fn is defined as follows: F0 = b, F1 = a; for every integer n ⩾ ...
We survey several quantitative problems on infinite words related to repetitions, recurrence, and pa...
AbstractNotions related to repetitive substructures in two-dimensional arrays are introduced and stu...
If $x$ is a non-empty string then the repetition $xx$ is called a tandem repeat. Similarly, a tandem...
AbstractRepetitive substructures in two-dimensional arrays emerge in speeding up searches and have b...
Repetitive substructures in two-dimensional arrays emerge in speeding up searches and have been rece...
AbstractWe exhibit and study various regularity properties of the sequence (R(n))n⩾1 which counts th...
Abstract. We look at a family of meta-Fibonacci sequences which arise in studying the number of leav...
Generalized Fibonacci arrays have attractive properties and could provide a wealth of further activi...
AbstractRecent research in uniqueness of representability for finite measurement structures has iden...
Abstract. The Fibonacci sequence U0 = 1, U1 = 5 and Un = 3 ·Un−1+Un−2 for n ≥ 2 yields a purely peri...
In this work, we present some results that are indirect evidences of Fibonacci String model fro DNA ...
AbstractThe article is an overview of basic issues related to repetitions in strings, concentrating ...
Abstract. Let F(k) denote the k-th Fibonacci number in the Fibonacci sequence F(0): = 0; F(1): = 1; ...
In a recent paper, Frank Ruskey asked whether every linear recurrent sequence can occur in some solu...
AbstractA (finite) Fibonacci string Fn is defined as follows: F0 = b, F1 = a; for every integer n ⩾ ...
We survey several quantitative problems on infinite words related to repetitions, recurrence, and pa...