Parity formula for the Kepler limit of pλp_\lambda

Let p=pλp=p_\lambda be the polynomial family considered in the paper, and let γ(p)\gamma(p) denote the quantity defined in the preceding observation. Parity formula for pλp_\lambda. For polynomials of the form p=pλp=p_\lambda, the statements in the preceding observation hold for all k5k\geq 5. In particular, the preceding observation asserts that γ(p)=1\gamma(p)=1 for odd kk and γ(p)=2\gamma(p)=2 for even kk. This extends computations carried out for 5k5005\leq k\leq 500; no proof or resolution is supplied in the given text.

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Barry Brent, “Hecke groups, linear recurrences, and Kepler limits”, arXiv:1903.00419 (2021).

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