Diagonal uniqueness conjecture for Sprague–Grundy values of F-Wythoff

Let G(x,y)\mathcal{G}(x,y) be the Sprague–Grundy value of the position (x,y)(x,y) in F\mathcal{F}-Wythoff. For nonnegative integers aa and gg, consider the diagonal parallel to the main diagonal given by positions (b,a+b)(b,a+b).

Diagonal uniqueness conjecture. For all nonnegative integers aa and gg, there exists a unique integer bb such that

G(b,a+b)=g.\mathcal{G}(b,a+b)=g.

For ordinary Wythoff's game, every such diagonal contains every nonnegative Sprague–Grundy value. The conjecture asserts the corresponding existence and uniqueness for F\mathcal{F}-Wythoff; the source presents it as a conjecture based on computer explorations.

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Primary source

Nhan Bao Ho, “Variants of Wythoff's game translating its P-positions”, arXiv:1203.2090 (2012).

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