Synchronization of primitive automata
Mikhail Volkov

TL;DR
This paper establishes new conditions under which primitive automata are guaranteed to be synchronizing, focusing on the roles of defect 1 letters and rank 2 words in ensuring synchronizability.
Contribution
It introduces novel criteria linking primitivity with synchronization, expanding understanding of automaton behavior under specific structural conditions.
Findings
Primitivity combined with a letter of defect 1 guarantees synchronization.
Presence of a rank 2 word ensures synchronizability in primitive automata.
New conditions extend previous synchronization theories.
Abstract
We exhibit new conditions under which a primitive automaton is synchronizing. In particular, we show that the primitivity of an automaton forces its synchronizability whenever the automaton has either a letter of defect 1 or a word of rank 2.
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Taxonomy
Topicssemigroups and automata theory · Cellular Automata and Applications · DNA and Biological Computing
