Infinite log-convexity conjecture for (1,1)(1,1)-Hoggatt sums

For a fixed integer m2m\geq 2, let Hn[m](1,1)H_n^{[m]}(1,1) denote the (1,1)(1,1)-Hoggatt sums. The (1,1)(1,1)-Hoggatt-sum infinite log-convexity conjecture. For every fixed m2m\geq 2, the sequence

{Hn[m](1,1)}n1\{H_n^{[m]}(1,1)\}_{n\geq 1}

is infinitely log-convex. This generalizes the Baxter-number case, since the Baxter numbers are the specialization Hn[3](1,1)H_n^{[3]}(1,1); the source presents it as a proposed generalization, and no proof is given.

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Hanqian Fang, Candice X. T. Zhang and James J. Y. Zhao, “Analytic properties arising from the Baxter numbers”, arXiv:2505.05873 (2025).

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