Is PCP(3) decidable? The Post correspondence problem for lists of k words, called PCP(k), asks for a given set {(u1 , v1 ), . . . , (uk , vk )} of k pairs of words over an alphabet A, if there exists a sequence i1 , . . . , im of indices such that ui1 ... uim = vi1 ... vim .

It is known that PCP(2) is decidable and PCP(7) is undecidable. What about PCP(3)?

-- JeffreyShallit - 13 Jul 2011

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