Galois groups and automatic numbers
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Abstract: In the frame of Mahler's method for algebraic independence we show that the algebraic relations over Q linking the values of functions solutions of a system of functional equations come from the algebraic relations between the functions themselves, by specialisation. We deduce some results on the linear independence of the q-regular functions.
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