Complexity of short rectangles and periodicity
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Abstract: The Morse-Hedlund Theorem states that a bi-infinite sequence in a finite alphabet is periodic if and only if there exists such that the block complexity function satisfies . In dimension two, Nivat conjectured that if there exist such that the rectangular complexity satisfies , then is periodic. Sander and Tijdeman showed that this holds for . We generalize their result, showing that Nivat's Conjecture holds for . The method involves translating the combinatorial problem to a question about the nonexpansive subspaces of a certain dynamical system, and then analyzing the resulting system.
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