Ultra-Euclidean functions are preserved by tilde transformation

Let RR be a Euclidean domain, let f:R{0}Z0+f:R\setminus\{0\}\to\mathbb{Z}_0^+ be an ultra-Euclidean function, and let f~\widetilde{f} denote the associated transformed function. Preservation conjecture. If ff is ultra-Euclidean on RR, so is f~\widetilde{f}. The supplied status evidence marks this conjecture as disproved; however, the surrounding text says that the authors were unable to prove or disprove it, so the resolution and the definition of f~\widetilde{f} should be checked against the source.

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Senan Sekhon, “A Necessary and Sufficient Condition for Uniqueness of Euclidean Division”, arXiv:2604.24399 (2026).

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