On generalized Thue-Morse functions and their values

Abstract

This paper naturally extends and generalizes our previous work "Thue-Morse constant is not badly approximable", arXiv:1407.3182 [math.NT]. Here we consider the Laurent series fd(x) = Πn=0∞ (1 - x-dn), d∈N, d≥ 2 which generalize the generating function f2(x) of the Thue-Morse number, and study their continued fraction expansion. In particular, we show that the convergents of x-d+1fd(x) have quite a regular structure. We address as well the question whether the corresponding Mahler numbers fd(a)∈R, a,d∈N, a,d≥ 2, are badly approximable.

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