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| author | Jamet, Damien Marcovici, Irène Poirier, Léo de la Rue, Thierry |
| author_facet | Jamet, Damien Marcovici, Irène Poirier, Léo de la Rue, Thierry |
| contents | We provide an ergodic theory framework to study statistical properties of smooth sequences over the odd alphabet {1, 3}. The arithmetic nature of this alphabet yields a partition of the subshift of smooth sequences based on their local structure, defining a notion of type for those sequences. We describe the substitutive structure of the smaller subshifts obtained by fixing the sequence of types of the successive derivatives of smooth sequences, from which we obtain the unique ergodicity of all these subshifts. A direct consequence is that the asymptotic frequency of any finite pattern in a smooth sequence over {1, 3} is always well-defined and depends on its type sequence. Finally, we characterize the minimality of these subshifts, and propose some perspectives. |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | Frequency of patterns in smooth sequences over the alphabet {1, 3} Jamet, Damien Marcovici, Irène Poirier, Léo de la Rue, Thierry Dynamical Systems We provide an ergodic theory framework to study statistical properties of smooth sequences over the odd alphabet {1, 3}. The arithmetic nature of this alphabet yields a partition of the subshift of smooth sequences based on their local structure, defining a notion of type for those sequences. We describe the substitutive structure of the smaller subshifts obtained by fixing the sequence of types of the successive derivatives of smooth sequences, from which we obtain the unique ergodicity of all these subshifts. A direct consequence is that the asymptotic frequency of any finite pattern in a smooth sequence over {1, 3} is always well-defined and depends on its type sequence. Finally, we characterize the minimality of these subshifts, and propose some perspectives. |
| title | Frequency of patterns in smooth sequences over the alphabet {1, 3} |
| topic | Dynamical Systems |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.11387 |