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Period-doubling Continued Fractions are Algebraic in Characteristic 2

Period-doubling continued fractions are algebraic in characteristic 2
Authors: Hu, Yining; Lasjaunias, Alain;

Period-doubling Continued Fractions are Algebraic in Characteristic 2

Abstract

For an arbitrary pair of distinct and non constant polynomials, a and b in 𝔽 2 [ t ] , we build a continued fraction in 𝔽 2 ( ( 1 / t ) ) whose partial quotients are only equal to a or b . In a previous work of the first author and Han, the authors considered two cases where the sequence of partial quotients represents in each case a famous and basic 2 -automatic sequence, both defined in a similar way by morphisms. They could prove the algebraicity of the corresponding continued fractions for several pairs ( a , b ) in the first case (the Prouhet–Thue–Morse sequence) and gave the proof for a particular pair for the second case (the period-doubling sequence). Recently Bugeaud and Han proved the algebraicity for an arbitrary pair in the first case. Here we give a short proof for an arbitrary pair in the second case.

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Automata sequences, Continued fractions and generalizations, Mathematics - Number Theory, 11B85, 11J70, 11B50, 11Y65, 05A15, 11T55, Sequences (mod \(m\)), continued fraction, FOS: Mathematics, Mathematics - Combinatorics, Number Theory (math.NT), Combinatorics (math.CO), finite fields

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