Balances of m-bonacci Words
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Abstract: The -bonacci word is a generalization of the Fibonacci word to the -letter alphabet . It is the unique fixed point of the Pisot--type substitution . A result of Adamczewski implies the existence of constants such that the -bonacci word is -balanced, i.e., numbers of letter occurring in two factors of the same length differ at most by for any letter . The constants have been already determined for and . In this paper we study the bounds for a general . We show that the -bonacci word is -balanced, where . For , we improve the constant by a computer numerical calculation to the value .
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