Zero density in the easily bored sequence
TheoremDB P2880 · combinatorics on words
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Problem statement
For a finite binary word and , let be the largest integer for which ends in for some nonempty word , and let be the largest length among witnesses for that maximal . Define ; for , let be the bit that minimizes in lexicographic order. Does the limit exist and equal ?
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Background
Additional formulation recorded by the source
For the displayed greedy binary sequence b, decide whether lim_{N->infinity} (1/N) sum_{m=1}^N 1[b_m=0] = 1/2.
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