Infinite logconcavity conjecture for the polynomials An(x)A_n(x)

Let An(x)A_n(x) be the polynomial defined earlier in the paper, and let a sequence be infinite logconcave when every iterate of the operator L\mathfrak{L} produces a positive sequence. Infinite logconcavity conjecture. For every nNn \in \mathbb{N}, the polynomial An(x)A_n(x) is infinite logconcave. This is supported by symbolic calculations and was verified in the paper for all n300n \leq 300; the assertion for arbitrary nn remains open.

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Luis A. Medina, Victor H. Moll and Eric S. Rowland, “Iterated primitives of logarithmic powers”, arXiv:0911.1325 (2010).

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