A Repeatable String of Requests for Belady's Anomaly

My friend and I were looking at Belady's Anomaly today. The anomaly occurs when using a First In First Out algorithm for page replacement in computer storage. The basic idea is that for certain, specific cases it’s possibly to generate more page faults with a higher number of page frames than a lower number. Having 3 frames may give 9 faults and strangely having 4 frames may give 10 faults.
In classes and online, the common example looks like this:


012301401234  page requests
------------
mmmmmmmhhmmh  hit or miss
012301444233  frame 1
_01230111422  frame 2
__0123000144  frame 3

------------
mmmmhhmmmmmm  hit or miss
012333401234  frame 1 
_01222340123  frame 2
__0111234012  frame 3
___000123401  frame 4

As you can see in the above example the page system with 3 frames has 9 misses or faults and the one with 4 frames has 10 misses. My friend and I were wondering if this pattern can be repeated. Meaning, could we make a finite string of requests and such that if we repeated it k times we’d get k more misses in the 4 frames system than the 3 frame system. Here's a simple modification of the string above that allows such a repetition:


    start loop       end loop
    |                |
5678|0123014012345678|...  page requests
-------------------------
mmmm|mmmmmmmhhmmhmmmm|     hit or miss
5678|0123014442335678|     frame 1
_567|8012301114223567|     frame 2
__56|7801230001443256|     frame 3

-------------------------
mmmm|mmmmhhmmmmmmmmmm|     hit or miss
5678|0123334012345678|     frame 1
_567|8012223401234567|     frame 2
__56|7801112340123456|     frame 3
___5|6780001234012345|     frame 4

So the string a=5678012301401234 is a repeatable string of requests generating one more miss on the four-framer, per occurrence of a. I broke a up a little differently above to show that the stacks are the same on both framers at the start and end of each loop through a.