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 I−1={1,2}I_{-1}=\{1,2\}. Power-of-two values conjecture. The sequence satisfies

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

and

d(2k+1)=−1for k≥2.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.

References

Primary source

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

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