The power-of-two values conjecture for the Conway-type sequence d(n)

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Let d(n)d(n) be the Conway-type integer sequence, and let IKI_K denote its generation domains, with I1={1,2}I_{-1}=\{1,2\}. Power-of-two values conjecture. The sequence satisfies

d(2k)=0for k1,d(2^k)=0\quad\text{for }k\geq 1,

and

d(2k+1)=1for k2.d(2^k+1)=-1\quad\text{for }k\geq 2.

The claim describes two exact values at the beginning of each power-of-two scale. The source reports that it has been numerically verified to high order of kk, but no proof or resolution is provided there.

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Primary source

Klaus Pinn, “Study of Meta-Fibonacci Integer Sequences by Continuous Self-Referential Functional Equations”, arXiv:2603.17509 (2026).

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