Divisibility properties of recurring sequences

Miklós Ajtai

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Note on a certain sums of integer parts

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Our research was inspired by the relations between the primitive periods of sequences obtained by reducing Tribonacci sequence by a given prime modulus $p$ and by its powers $p^{t}$ , which were deduced by M. E. Waddill. In this paper we derive similar results for the case of a Tribonacci sequence that starts with an arbitrary triple of integers.

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