The ghost measures of affine regular sequences
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Abstract: The k-regular sequences exhibit a self-similar behaviour between powers of k. One way to study this self-similarity is to attempt to describe the limiting shape of the sequence using measures, which results in an object which we call the ghost measure. The aim of this paper is to explicitly calculate this measure and some of its properties, including its Lebesgue decomposition, for the general family of affine 2-regular sequences.
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