M. Lothaire is the pseudonym of a group of mathematicians, many of whom were students ofMarcel-Paul Schützenberger. The name is used as the author of several of their joint books aboutcombinatorics on words. The group is named forLothair I.[1]
Members
editMathematicians in the group have included Jean-Paul Allouche,[2]Jean Berstel,[3][4]Valérie Berthé,[2]Véronique Bruyère,[3]Julien Cassaigne,[3]Christian Choffrut,[4]Robert Cori,[4]Maxime Crochemore[2]Jacques Desarmenien,[3]Volker Diekert,[3]Dominique Foata,[3][4]Christiane Frougny,[3]Guo-Niu Han,[3]Tero Harju,[3]Philippe Jacquet,[2]Juhani Karhumäki,[3]Roman Kolpakov,[2]Gregory Koucherov,[2]Eric Laporte,[2]Alain Lascoux,[3]Bernard Leclerc,[3]Aldo De Luca,[3]Filippo Mignosi,[3]Mehryar Mohri,[2]Dominique Perrin,[3][4]Jean-Éric Pin,[4]Giuseppe Pirillo,[4]Nadia Pisanti,[2]Wojciech Plandowski,[3]Dominique Poulalhon,[2]Gesine Reinert,[2]Antonio Restivo,[3]Christophe Reutenauer,[3][4]Marie-France Sagot,[2]Jacques Sakarovitch,[4]Gilles Schaeffer,[2]Sophie Schbath,[2]Marcel-Paul Schützenberger,[4]Patrice Séébold,[3]Imre Simon,[4]Wojciech Szpankowski,[2]Jean-Yves Thibon,[3]Stefano Varricchio,[3]andMichael Waterman.[2]
See also
editPublications
edit- Lothaire, M. (1983),Combinatorics on Words, Encyclopedia of Mathematics and its Applications, vol. 17, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Reading, Mass.,doi:10.1017/CBO9780511566097,ISBN 978-0-201-13516-9,MR 0675953
- Lothaire, M. (2002),Algebraic Combinatorics on Words, Encyclopedia of Mathematics and its Applications, vol. 90,Cambridge University Press,ISBN 978-0-521-81220-7,MR 1905123
- Lothaire, M. (2005),Applied Combinatorics on Words, Encyclopedia of Mathematics and its Applications, vol. 105,Cambridge University Press,ISBN 978-0-521-84802-2,MR 2165687