A characterization of substitutive sequences using return words
Fabien Durand (LAMFA)

TL;DR
This paper characterizes primitive substitutive sequences by establishing that their derived sequences form a finite set, providing a new way to identify and analyze such sequences.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of derived sequences and proves a bi-conditional characterization of primitive substitutive sequences.
Findings
Primitive substitutive sequences have finitely many derived sequences.
Derived sequences are a key tool for characterizing substitutive sequences.
The paper establishes a new criterion for identifying primitive substitutive sequences.
Abstract
We prove that a sequence is primitive substitutive if and only if the set of its derived sequences is finite; we defined these sequences here.
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