
TL;DR
This paper determines the maximum number of times the word 'CAT' can appear in a filled d-dimensional cube and characterizes conditions for this maximum, extending to other words.
Contribution
It provides a precise upper bound for the occurrence of 'CAT' in d-dimensional cubes and characterizes when this bound is achieved, extending previous questions.
Findings
Maximum occurrences of 'CAT' are bounded by (3^{d-1}/2)n^d.
Equality conditions for the maximum are characterized.
Results extend to words other than 'CAT'.
Abstract
Answering a recent question of Patchell and Spiro, we show that when a -dimensional cube of side length is filled with letters, the word can appear contiguously at most times (allowing diagonals); we also characterize when equality occurs and extend our results to words other than .
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Taxonomy
Topicssemigroups and automata theory · graph theory and CDMA systems · Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
