Characterization of infinite LSP words and endomorphisms preserving the LSP property

08/08/2018
by   Gwenaël Richomme, et al.
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Answering a question of G. Fici, we give an S-adic characterization of thefamily of infinite LSP words, that is, the family of infinite words having all their left special factors as prefixes.More precisely we provide a finite set of morphisms S and an automaton A such that an infinite word is LSP if and only if it is S-adic and one of its directive words is recognizable by A.Then we characterize the endomorphisms that preserve the property of being LSP for infinite words.This allows us to prove that there exists no set S' of endomorphisms for which the set of infinite LSP words corresponds to the set of S'-adic words. This implies that an automaton is required no matter which set of morphisms is used.

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