The Syracuse falling-time conjecture for Mersenne-type integers
Let denote the Syracuse falling time of an odd positive integer . Mersenne Syracuse falling-time conjecture.
for all .
The assertion agrees with computations through , following a finite-range pattern in which the Syracuse falling time equals for all tested exponents from onward. Its validity for all larger exponents is open.
References
Primary source
Shalom Eliahou, Jean Fromentin and Rénald Simonetto, “Is the Syracuse falling time bounded by 12?”, arXiv:2107.11160 (2021).
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