Squarefree words with interior disposable factors
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Abstract: We give a partial answer to a problem of Harju by constructing an infinite ternary squarefree word with the property that for every there is an interior length- factor of that can be deleted while still preserving squarefreeness. We also examine Thue's famous squarefree word (generated by iterating the map , , ) and characterize the positions for which deleting the symbol appearing at position preserves squarefreeness.
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