Infinitely many divisibility instances for the generalized recurrence sequence bTb_T

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Let L=(1,−1)L=(1,-1), let KK be the parameter appearing in the definition of the generalized sequence bTb_T, and let h∈Nh\in\mathbb{N}. Infinitely-many-instances conjecture for bTb_T. If deg⁡‾⁡K≥2\operatorname{\underline{\deg}} K\geq 2 and there exists n1n_{1} such that hh divides bT(n1)b_T(n_{1}), then there exist infinitely many numbers nn such that hh divides bT(n)b_T(n). The conjecture is connected in the source with the preceding theorem and is presented as open.

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Błażej Żmija, “Recurrence sequences connected with the m–ary partition function and their divisibility properties”, arXiv:1710.04303 (2017).

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