On the Partial Sum of Subword-Counting Sequences

Abstract

Let w be a finite word over the alphabet \0,1\. For any natural number n, let sw(n) denote the number of occurrence of w in the binary expansion of n as a scattered subsequence. We study the behavior of the partial sum Σn=0N(-1)sw(n) and characterize several classes of words w satisfying Σn=0N(-1)sw(n)= O(N1-ε) for some ε >0.

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