Saikia and Sarma's congruence conjectures for overcubic partition triples

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Let bt(n)\overline{bt}(n) denote the number of overcubic partition triples of nn.

Saikia and Sarma's conjecture. For n,α0n,\alpha\geq 0,

bt(144n+42)0(mod384),bt(2α(72n+21))0(mod128),bt(2α(72n+69))0(mod128).\overline{bt}(144n+42)\equiv 0\pmod{384},\qquad \overline{bt}\bigl(2^{\alpha}(72n+21)\bigr)\equiv 0\pmod{128},\qquad \overline{bt}\bigl(2^{\alpha}(72n+69)\bigr)\equiv 0\pmod{128}.

This is the second conjectured infinite family of congruences mentioned in the supplied text; its resolution is not given.

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Jiayu Chen, Jing Jin and Olivia X. M. Yao, “Proofs of two conjectures on congruences of overcubic partition triples”, arXiv:2504.06941 (2025).

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