Nonvanishing conjecture for the rank-three recurrence sequence

Let {gn}n0\{g_n\}_{n\geq 0} be the sequence defined earlier in the paper through the rank-three Witten zeta function of type GG. Nonvanishing conjecture for gng_n. If n0,2,4,8(mod10)n\equiv 0,2,4,8\pmod {10}, then

gn0.g_n\neq 0.

This conjecture would remove the word “possibly” from the stated pole description of ωG(s)\omega_G(s), proving that the corresponding candidate poles are genuine. The source indicates that this should follow from an asymptotic analysis of the associated second-order recurrence, but does not provide that proof.

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Kam Cheong Au, “On single-variable Witten zeta functions of rank two and three”, arXiv:2412.17196 (2025).

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