The eventual periodicity conjecture for the exceptional even case

Let x0=1x^*_0=1 and let x1x^*_1 be even with 2k1<x1<2k2^{k-1}<x^*_1<2^k for some kZk\in\mathbb{Z}_{\geq}. Define the defect Δ(x0,x1,x2)=u(x0,x1,x2)G(x0,x1,x2)\Delta(x^*_0,x^*_1,x_2)=u(x^*_0,x^*_1,x_2)-\mathcal{G}(x^*_0,x^*_1,x_2). The eventual periodicity conjecture. As a function of x2x_2, the defect takes only even values and is periodic with period 2k2^k once x2x_2 is sufficiently large. This conjectures structured eventual behavior precisely in the even-x1x^*_1, x0=1x^*_0=1 case excluded by the preceding eventual upper-bound claim; no proof or threshold is given.

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Endre Boros, Vladimir Gurvich, Nhan Bao Ho and Kazuhisa Makino, “On the Sprague-Grundy Function of Tetris Extensions of Proper Nim”, arXiv:1504.06926 (2018).

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