Integral-depth multi-nut exact-value conjecture

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Consider the caching game with k=j≥2k=j\ge2, in which the hider caches kk nuts and the searcher aims to find all of them. Integral-depth multi-nut conjecture. If

k=j≥2,h∈Z+,h≤nk,k=j\ge2,\qquad h\in\mathbb Z^+,\qquad h\le\frac nk,

then the value of the game is

hk(n+k−1k).\frac{h^k}{{n+k-1\choose k}}.

The source presents this as a weaker, seemingly easier form of the preceding conjecture and gives no proof.

References

Primary source

Endre Csóka, “Limit theory of discrete mathematics problems”, arXiv:1505.06984 (2017).

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