Conjecture on the rarity of block repdigits in Narayana's cows sequence

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Let (Nn)(N_n) be the Narayana sequence, and let an mm-block repdigit be a positive integer formed by repeating the same decimal block of length mm at least twice. Block-repdigit rarity conjecture. For every integer m≥2m\geq2, the Narayana sequence contains no mm-block repdigits of length at least 22. This extends the preceding results for one- and two-block repdigits; whether such repdigits can occur for arbitrary block length remains open.

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Jhon J. Bravo, Pranabesh Das and Sergio Guzmán, “Repdigits in Narayana's Cows Sequence and their Consequences”, arXiv:2007.12797 (2020).

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