Lucid Strings

Consider a string on English alphabet of 26 lowercase letters. If the length of this string can be represented as the product of two positive integers, k (≥ 2) and c, the string can be decomposed into k substrings of the same length c. If the substrings are pairwise distinct, the string is called a “k-Lucid-String” (shortly “k-LS”). Here a substring is a contiguous sequence of characters within a string.

For example, for string ababca of length 6, there are three cases for k to consider: k = 2, 3, 6. For k = 2, the string is decomposed into two substrings, aba and bca, of length 3. Since the two substrings are pairwise distinct, the string is a 2-LS. For k = 3, the string is decomposed into three substrings of length 2. But ab appears as substring more than once, and thus the string is not a 3-LS. For k = 6, the string is decomposed into six substrings of length 1. But a and b appear as substring more than once, and thus the string is not a 6-LS.

Consider the problem of computing all substrings of a given input string which are k-LS’s. For example, consider input string ababca for k = 2. Since each of substrings ab, ba, ab, bc, and ca of ababca can be decomposed into two pairwise distinct substrings of length 1, it is a 2-LS. Substrings babc and abca are 2-LS’s because each of them can be decomposed into two pairwise distinct substrings of length 2. Since input string itself is a 2-LS, ababca has 8 substrings which are 2-LS’s. Note that two substrings of input string are considered independently for k-LS candidates if they differ in position in input string.

Given a string S of length n and an integer k, write a program to compute the number of the substrings of S which are k-LS’s.

Your program is to read from standard input. The input starts with a line containing two integers, n (3 ≤ n ≤ 40,000) and k (2 ≤ k ≤ 40,000), where n is the length of input string and k is the number of substrings of the same length for each k-LS. You can assume that k ≤ n. In the following line, a string of length n is given.

Your program is to write to standard output. Print exactly one line which contains the number of the substrings of input string which are k-LS’s.