Uniqueness of subrows from parity-history integrals

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Let uu and ww be two subrows of the Kolakoski sequence, and let Pn(u)P_n(u) denote the parity-history integral associated with uu at index nn. Parity-history uniqueness conjecture. If

Pn(u)=Pn(w)for every n≥0,P_n(u)=P_n(w)\quad\text{for every }n\geq 0,

then u=wu=w. This is presented as a stronger conjecture than the nonexistence of ∞\infty-regular subrows: subrows with exactly the same history of parity in their integrals should coincide. The supplied context does not state whether any cases are known or resolved.

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Alessandro Della Corte, “Kolakoski Sequence: Links between Recurrence, Symmetry and Limit Density”, arXiv:2002.08306 (2020).

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