Separability of M-equivalent words by morphisms
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- A sharpening of the Parikh mapping
- BINARY AMIABLE WORDS
- Connections between subwords and certain matrix mappings
- Core words and Parikh matrices
- Criteria for the matrix equivalence of words
- Extending Parikh matrices
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- On core words and the Parikh matrix mapping
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- Parikh matrices, amiability and Istrail morphism
- Reconstruction of sequences
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(11)- On strongly \(M\)-unambiguous prints and Şerbǎnuţǎ's conjecture for Parikh matrices
- On \(M\)-equivalence and strong \(M\)-equivalence for Parikh matrices
- Morphic words and equidistributed sequences
- Lower bounds on words separation: are there short identities in transformation semigroups?
- Prouhet array morphism and Parikh \(\mathtt{q}\)-matrix
- Algebraic properties of Parikh matrices of words under an extension of Thue morphism
- Strong \((2 \cdot t)\) and strong \((3 \cdot t)\) transformations for strong \(M\)-equivalence
- Morphisms fixing words associated with exchange of three intervals
- Freeness problem for matrix semigroups of Parikh matrices
- Parikh matrices and strong \(M\)-equivalence
- Criteria for the matrix equivalence of words
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