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Remarks on Two Nonstandard Versions of Periodicity in Words
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In this paper, we study some periodicity concepts on words. First, we extend the notion of full tilings which was recently introduced by Karhum
Francine Blanchet-Sadri, L. Bromberg, K. Zipple
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