Coefficient-reflection conjecture for finite multiple harmonic sums

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Let m,nNm,n\in\mathbb{N}, and let \gba\gb_a denote the A\mathcal{A}-Bernoulli numbers. Write a1++alna_1+\dots+a_l\vdash n for the summation condition used in the source, and let C(a1,,al)C(a_1,\dots,a_l) be the coefficient function in the expansion of Rn(m,1)R_n^{(m,1)}. Coefficient-reflection conjecture. For all m,nNm,n\in\mathbb{N}, if

Rn(m,1)=n!1ln/3, 2(nl) a1++alnC(a1,,al)\gba1\gbal,R_n^{(m,1)}=n!\sum_{1\le l\le n/3,\ 2\mid(n-l)}\ \sum_{a_1+\dots+a_l\vdash n}C(a_1,\dots,a_l)\gb_{a_1}\dots\gb_{a_l},

then

Sn(m,1)=n!1ln/3, 2(nl) a1++alnC(a1,,al)\gba1\gbal.S_n^{(m,1)}=n!\sum_{1\le l\le n/3,\ 2\mid(n-l)}\ \sum_{a_1+\dots+a_l\vdash n}C(-a_1,\dots,-a_l)\gb_{a_1}\dots\gb_{a_l}.

This conjecture proposes that the formula for Sn(m,1)S_n^{(m,1)} is obtained from that for Rn(m,1)R_n^{(m,1)} by reflecting the arguments of the coefficient function. The supplied text gives no resolution status.

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Primary source

Kevin Chen and Jianqiang Zhao, “Super Congruences Involving Multiple Harmonic Sums and Bernoulli Numbers”, arXiv:1702.08401 (2017).

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