Transcendence of digital expansions and continued fractions generated by a cyclic permutation and k-adic expansion

Abstract

In this article, first we generalize the Thue-Morse sequence (a(n))n=0∞ (the generalized Thue-Morse sequences) by a cyclic permutation and k -adic expansion of natural numbers, and consider the necessary-sufficient condition that it is non-periodic. Moreover we will show that, if the generalized Thue-Morse sequence is not periodic, then all equally spaced subsequences (a(N+nl))n=0∞ (where N 0 and l >0) of the generalized Thue-Morse sequences are not periodic. Finally we apply the criterion of [ABL], [Bu1] on transcendental numbers, to find that , for a non periodic generalized Thue-Morse sequences taking the values on \0,1,·s,β-1\(where β is an integer greater than 1), the series Σn=0∞ a(N+nl) β-n-1 gives a transcendental number, and further that for non periodic generalized Thue-Morse sequences taking the values on positive integers, the continued fraction [0:a(N), a(N+l),·s,a(N+nl ), ·s] gives a transcendental number, too.

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