A combinatorial interpretation of the poly-Bernoulli numbers and two Fermat analogues.
Brewbaker, Chad (2008)
Integers
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Brewbaker, Chad (2008)
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Doroslovački, Rade, Marković, Olivera (2000)
Novi Sad Journal of Mathematics
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Hudson, Richard H., Williams, Kenneth S. (1981)
International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences
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Doroslovački, Rade, Marković, Olivera (2000)
Novi Sad Journal of Mathematics
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Jean-Pierre Borel, Christophe Reutenauer (2006)
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We characterize conjugation classes of Christoffel words (equivalently of standard words) by the number of factors. We give several geometric proofs of classical results on these words and sturmian words.
Anglani, Roberto, Barile, Margherita (2005)
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Gwénaël Richomme, Kalle Saari, Luca Q. Zamboni (2010)
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Among the various ways to construct a characteristic Sturmian word, one of the most used consists in defining an infinite sequence of prefixes that are standard. Nevertheless in any characteristic word , some standard words occur that are not prefixes of . We characterize all standard words occurring in any characteristic word (and so in any Sturmian word) using firstly morphisms, then standard prefixes and finally palindromes.
Shevelev, Vladimir (2011)
Journal of Integer Sequences [electronic only]
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Harju, Tero, Nowotka, Dirk (2008)
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Doroslovački, Rade, Marković, Olivera (1998)
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We present two methods based on decimation for computing finite billiard words on any finite alphabet. The first method computes finite billiard words by iteration of some transformation on words. The number of iterations is explicitly bounded. The second one gives a direct formula for the billiard words. Some results remain true for infinite standard Sturmian words, but cannot be used for computation as they only are limit results.