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follows. For condition 7 to be satisfied, at least one out of 2d−δ−δ indices
in
2 , l
l
N −1− l
2
−(d−δ ),N −2− l
2
− 1 + d−δ
2
must be a filter. Let the number of filters in this interval be s ≥ 1. So the
remaining f−t−t −s many filters must be among the remaining l−2d+δ+δ
many indices in
l
2 + d−δ,l−1
N −1−l,N −2− l
2
−(d−δ )
.
Corollary 4.7.14. The number of distinct d-favorable (t,t )-bisequences con-
taining at most F ≤ 2l filters is
c(δ,t)c(δ ,t )
C d,F
=
δ≤d,δ ≤d
t≤ 2 −δ,t 2 −δ
2d−δ−δ
F −t−t −s
2d−δ−δ
s
l−2d + δ + δ
r
.
s=1
r=0
Proof: In addition to s ≥ 1 filters in
2 , l
l
N −1− l
2
−(d−δ ),N −2− l
2
−1 + d−δ
,
2
we need r more filters in
l
2 + d−δ,l−1
N −1−l,N −2− l
2
−(d−δ )
,
where t + t + s + r ≤ F.
Corollary 4.7.15. The number of distinct d-favorable (t,t )-bisequences in
[0,l−1]∪[N −1−l,N −2] (containing at most 2l filters) is
c(δ,t)c(δ ,t )(1 −2 −2d+δ+δ )2 l .
C d,2l =
δ≤d,δ ≤d
t≤ 2 −δ,t 2 −δ
Proof: Substitute F = 2l in Corollary 4.7.14 and simplify.
Alternatively, the number of distinct sequences satisfying the conditions 1
through 6 is
c(δ,t)c(δ ,t )2 l
t,t
δ,δ
and out of these the number of sequences violating the condition 7 is
c(δ,t)c(δ ,t )2 l−2d+δ+δ .
δ,δ
t,t
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