Anti-Recurrence Sequences

We extend the work of Kimberling and Moses, Zaslavsky, and Bosma et al. on anti-recurrence sequences. Kimberling and Moses formulated several questions about these sequences, which together suggest the meta-conjecture that every antirecurrence sequence is the sum of a linear progression and an automatic sequence. We solve this conjecture under a restriction on the linear form that generates the anti-recurrence.

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Open Research Online (The Open University)
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2026-01-19
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18305140
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Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms
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Anti-Recurrence Sequences

Gauri Joshi, Robbert Fokkink
Open Research Online (The Open University)
Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms
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Anti-Recurrence Sequences

Gauri Joshi, Robbert Fokkink
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Abstract

We extend the work of Kimberling and Moses, Zaslavsky, and Bosma et al. on anti-recurrence sequences. Kimberling and Moses formulated several questions about these sequences, which together suggest the meta-conjecture that every antirecurrence sequence is the sum of a linear progression and an automatic sequence. We solve this conjecture under a restriction on the linear form that generates the anti-recurrence.

Open Research Online (The Open University)
London Mathematical Society
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Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms
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