Infinitude conjecture for the second binomial gcd condition

For a positive integer nn, define

G2(n)=gcd(14n+1(4n+1n),(2n+1)(4n+1)).G_2(n)=\gcd\left(\frac{1}{4n+1}{4n+1\choose n},(2n+1)(4n+1)\right).

Second binomial gcd infinitude conjecture. There are infinitely many positive integers nn such that

G2(n)=1.G_2(n)=1.

The paper presents this as the analogue of the first gcd infinitude conjecture and reports computational evidence, while no proof is supplied.

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Primary source

Victor J. W. Guo and Jiang Zeng, “Factors of sums and alternating sums involving binomial coefficients and powers of integers”, arXiv:1008.3316 (2011).

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