Integers · 2009 · 88 citations · 9 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsAlgebraNumber TheoryRepresentation TheoryInvariant TheoryLinear TransformationsAdmissible SetsReal NumbersSofic Shifts
Abstract This paper investigates representations of real numbers with an arbitrary negative base – β < –1, which we call the (– β )-expansions. They arise from the orbits of the (– β )-transformation which is a natural modification of the β -transformation. We show some fundamental properties of (– β )-expansions, each of which corresponds to a well-known fact of ordinary β -expansions. In particular, we characterize the admissible sequences of (– β )-expansions, give a necessary and sufficient condition for the (– β )- shift to be sofic, and explicitly determine the invariant measure of the (– β )-transformations.
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On theβ-expansions of real numbers
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