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Minimal letter frequency in n-th power-free binary words

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Minimal letter frequency in n-th power-free binary words

Auteurs : R. Kolpakov [Russie] ; G. Kucherov [France]

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We show that the minimal proportion of one letter in an n-th power-free binary word is asymptotically 1/n. We also consider a generalization of n-th power-free words defined through the notion of exponent: a word is x-th power-free for a real x, if it does not contain subwords of exponent x or more. We study the minimal proportion of one letter in an x-th power-free binary word as a function of x and prove, in particular, that this function is discontinuous.
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