For each > 2 there is an infinite binary word with critical exponent
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Abstract: For each there is a binary word with critical exponent .
Summary: The critical exponent of an infinite word \({\mathbf w}\) is the supremum of all rational numbers \(\alpha\) such that \({\mathbf w}\) contains an \(\alpha\)-power. We resolve an open question of Krieger and Shallit by showing that for each \(\alpha > 2\) there is an infinite binary word with critical exponent \(\alpha\).
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