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On symmetry in strings, sequences and languages

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Pages 1-13 | Received 11 Feb 1994, Published online: 19 Mar 2007
 

Abstract

Starting from the concept of symmetry in algebra and mathematical analysis, we consider the property of a string to remain "unchanged" (member of a given language) by systematicaly interchanging the occurrences of two given symbols. Extensions to sets of symbols, then the symmetric closure and the symmetric kernel of a language are defined and studied, as well as the symmetry of bi-infinite sequences

1 Research supported by the Academy of Finland,grant 11281

1 Research supported by the Academy of Finland,grant 11281

Notes

1 Research supported by the Academy of Finland,grant 11281

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