The convergence conjecture for the triplet
The convergence conjecture for the triplet
For a positive integer , consider the process that removes the trailing zero when is a multiple of , and otherwise multiplies by , adds times its last digit, and divides the result by .
Convergence conjecture for . Repeating this process indefinitely, every starting number eventually reaches after finitely many iterations.
The paper presents this as a generalization of the classical Collatz conjecture for the triplet . Its resolution is not supplied in the source.
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Primary source
Abderrahman Bouhamidi, “Weakly and Strongly Admissible Triplets for a Collatz-Type Map”, arXiv:2601.17573 (2026).
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