Asymptotic slope conjecture for the 2-adic valuations of Taylor coefficients

Let ama_m be the Taylor coefficients of Θ(z)=1/Ψ(1/z)\Theta(z)=1/\Psi(1/z), let m=2nm0m=2^n m_0 with m0m_0 odd, and fix n=nn=\overline{n}. Write u=u2 u= u_2 for the 2-adic valuation. Asymptotic slope conjecture. The sequence {ν(am)}n=n\{-\nu(a_m)\}_{n=\overline{n}} is asymptotically linear, with slope

22n+11.\frac{2}{2^{\overline{n}+1}-1}.

This conjecture concerns the observed linear growth of denominator exponents along fixed 2-adic subsequences. The surrounding results establish related valuation bounds and exact formulas in special cases, but do not prove this asymptotic statement.

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Filippo Beretta, Jesse Dimino, Weike Fang, Thomas C. Martinez, Steven J. Miller and Daniel Stoll, “On Benford's Law and the Coefficients of the Riemann Mapping Function for the Exterior of the Mandelbrot Set”, arXiv:2206.04112 (2023).

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