HV-Palindromes in Two-Dimensional Words
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Abstract: A two-dimensional (D) word is a D palindrome if it is equal to its reverse and it is an HV-palindrome if all its columns and rows are D palindromes. We study some combinatorial and structural properties of HV-palindromes and its comparison with D palindromes. We investigate the maximum number number of distinct non-empty HV-palindromic sub-arrays in any finite D word, thus, proving the conjecture given by Anisiua et al. We also find the least number of HV-palindromes in an infinite D word over a finite alphabet size .
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