Finite-length augmentation of minimal Dyck rationals to represent real numbers
Finite-length augmentation of minimal Dyck rationals to represent real numbers
Let be the language of minimal Dyck-word representations, and consider augmenting its words with additional notation or productions. Finite-length real-representation conjecture. It is possible to augment so that words of finite length represent the set of real numbers. The conjecture proposes extending the existing finite-word representation of to , possibly by a vinculoid or markup mechanism, but does not specify the form of the augmentation.
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Ralph L. Childress, “Recursive Prime Factorizations: Dyck Words as Numbers”, arXiv:2102.02777 (2026).
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