Infinitude of Fibonacci gap fibers

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For a positive integer \ell and an integer mm, let

D(m)={n:k1 such that n=dk, dk+n=m},D_\ell(m)=\{n:\exists k\geq 1\text{ such that }n=d_k,\ d_{k+\ell}-n=m\},

and define U(m)U_\ell(m) analogously. Infinitude conjecture for gap fibers. For every mDm\in D_\ell,

D(m)=.|D_\ell(m)|=\infty.

The conjecture expresses the expectation that every admissible down-gap occurs infinitely often; the source motivates it by a stronger positive-density suspicion, but leaves the stated infinitude claim open.

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Primary source

Fan Chung, Ron Graham and Sam Spiro, “Slow Fibonacci Walks”, arXiv:1903.08274 (2019).

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