Automatic Sequences

Discover the fascinating world of computational sequences with Automatic Sequences by Jean-Paul Allouche. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2003, this comprehensive hardback edition spans 588 pages and delves into the sequences of symbols generated by finite automata, a fundamental concept in computer science.

Starting from first principles, Allouche expertly develops the foundational theory behind automatic sequences while showcasing their applications in number theory and physics. This book is an invaluable resource for graduate students and advanced undergraduates seeking to deepen their understanding of mathematical computation and its real-world implications.

Whether you are a budding mathematician or a seasoned scholar, Automatic Sequences offers a thorough exploration of sequential machine theory and its relevance across various scientific fields. Enhance your knowledge and skills in mathematics with this essential addition to your library.