The factor-complexity and critical-exponent conjecture for reversed morphic images of G

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Let G=γω(0){\mathbf G}=\gamma^\omega(0), where γ=[01,2,02]\gamma=[01,2,02], let hh be a morphism in Table~, and let hRh^R denote the reversed morphism used in that table. Let μ\mu be the critical exponent of G{\mathbf G}. Reversed-morphic-image conjecture. For each such morphism hh, the word hR(G)h^R({\mathbf G}) has factor complexity 2n+12n+1 and critical exponent μ\mu. This is stated as an open problem in the source, and asks whether the same complexity and exponent persist for the listed reversed morphic images.

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James D. Currie, “Words with factor complexity 2n+1 and minimal critical exponent”, arXiv:2507.09387 (2026).

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