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Smallest String Attractors and Minimal Coverage Certificates of Thue--Morse Words
String attractors provide a compact way of representing the complete factor structure of a word: a set of positions is an attractor if every distinct factor has at least one occurrence crossing one of the selected positions. Although the minimum attractor size is known for several classical families
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