Digital sum moments and substitutions
Digital sum moments and substitutions
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数字总和矩和替换
DOI:
10.4064/aa-64-3-205-225
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发表时间:
1993
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通讯作者:
Alain Thomas
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作者:
J. Dumont;Alain Thomas
The result in the case k = 1 was first established by H. Delange ([De75]) and has recently been generalized to the case of “θ-expansion of positive integers” with θ an arbitrary real base > 1 ([GTi91]), with an o(1) correction term; in this case the function Fk,0 is shown to be continuous; so are Fk,0 and Fk,1 in the case k = 2, for the binary expansion (see [C86] and [K90]). Our first aim in this paper is to give a generalization of (1), including the proof of the continuity of the functions Fk,h, within the framework of the so-called “numeration system associated with a substitution”. More precisely, if σ is a primitive substitution on a finite alphabet A whose largest eigenvalue satisfies θ > 1, and s(ν) denotes ∑n i=1 f(mi) (where for ν an integer, ∑n i=1 |σ(mi)| is the unique admissible representation of ν, and f is a map from A∗ to R), then we prove the existence of a real number α and 1-periodic continuous functions Fk,h (h = 0, 1, . . . , k−1) such that for any x > 0,