Asymptotic logarithmic periodicity of the Hungarian roulette probabilities
Asymptotic logarithmic periodicity of the Hungarian roulette probabilities
Let denote the probability associated with the Hungarian roulette model for players. The preceding concentration estimate indicates that is essentially a weighted mean of probabilities near .
Asymptotic logarithmic periodicity conjecture. The sequence does not converge as over the positive integers, but it does along every subsequence for which the fractional part of converges.
This predicts logarithmic periodicity in the asymptotic behavior of the roulette probabilities, while allowing convergence along suitably selected subsequences. The source presents this as a likely behavior rather than establishing it.
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Tamás F. Móri and Gábor J. Székely, “Three classical probability problems: the Hungarian roulette”, arXiv:2404.10654 (2024).
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