Alanazi–Munagi–Saikia's congruence conjecture for (4,9)(4,9)-regular overpartitions

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Let R4,9(n)\overline{R_{4,9}}(n) denote the number of (4,9)(4,9)-regular overpartitions of nn. For integers n0n\geq0, 2\ell\geq2, and 1k1\leq k\leq\ell, Alanazi–Munagi–Saikia's conjecture.

R4,9(4n+4k)0(mod6).\overline{R_{4,9}}(4\ell n+4k)\equiv 0\pmod{6}.

The conjecture predicts infinite families of congruences modulo 66 for (4,9)(4,9)-regular overpartitions. The paper proves the stronger congruence R4,9(4n)0(mod12)\overline{R_{4,9}}(4n)\equiv0\pmod{12} for n1n\geq1, thereby confirming this conjecture.

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Bishnu Paudel, James A. Sellers and Haiyang Wang, “Extending Recent Congruence Results on (,μ)-Regular Overpartitions”, arXiv:2505.21989 (2025).

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