Coincidence point spectrum equality for disconnected digital images

Let XX and YY be digital images. Assume that XX is disconnected and that YY is totally disconnected with #Y>1.

Coincidence spectrum conjecture. The coincidence point spectra satisfy

CS2(X,Y)=CS3(X,Y)==CSi(X,Y)CS_2(X,Y)=CS_3(X,Y)=\cdots=CS_i(X,Y)

for all i2i\geq 2.

The preceding results establish this equality when XX is connected, when YY has one point, or when YY contains an adjacent pair. The remaining case of disconnected XX and totally disconnected YY with more than one point was stated as unresolved because the authors had not proved the equality.

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Muhammad Sirajo Abdullahi, Poom Kumam and Isah Abor Garba, “Coincidence and Self-coincidence of Many Maps between Digital Images”, arXiv:1911.07113 (2019).

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