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'''Repeated Word List''' (short '''RepWL''') is a [[decider]]. It works by splitting the tape contents into blocks ("words") of a given length <math>l</math>. Consecutive blocks are marked by exponents. If there are more than some predefined natural number, called the repeat threshhold <math>T</math>,consecutive repetitions, the exponent is given as <math>T+</math>. | '''Repeated Word List''' (short '''RepWL''') is a [[decider]]. It works by splitting the tape contents into blocks ("words") of a given length <math>l</math>. Consecutive blocks are marked by exponents. If there are more than some predefined natural number, called the repeat threshhold <math>T</math>, consecutive repetitions, the exponent is given as <math>T+</math>. Consecutive blocks with no <math>+</math> in their exponent are called constant blocks. | ||
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Revision as of 22:04, 20 February 2026
Repeated Word List (short RepWL) is a decider. It works by splitting the tape contents into blocks ("words") of a given length . Consecutive blocks are marked by exponents. If there are more than some predefined natural number, called the repeat threshhold , consecutive repetitions, the exponent is given as . Consecutive blocks with no in their exponent are called constant blocks.