Conjecture on the frequency of 1 in the Thue–Morse two-block fixed point

Let x(00)x^{(00)} be the Thue–Morse two-block fixed point, and let the frequency of 11 mean the limiting proportion of positions occupied by 11 in its prefixes, if that limit exists. Frequency-one-half conjecture. The frequency of 11 in x(00)x^{(00)} exists and equals

12.\frac{1}{2}.

This is a special case of the source's broader conjectural programme concerning existence and values of factor frequencies.

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Michel Dekking and Mike Keane, “Two-block substitutions and morphic words”, arXiv:2202.13548 (2023).

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