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Sun's Conjecture 3.5 on an Apéry-like supercongruence

Theorem 1.1 claims the complete stated conjecture modulo p2p^2 for every prime p>3p>3, covering both residue classes modulo 3, with p=5p=5 treated directly. For inert primes, a finite quadratic differential invariant lifts Sun's published modulo-pp vanishing. For split primes, certified modular periods, an integral Hecke polynomial with a degree bound and complex multiplication give the evaluation. The Franel sum with denominator 50 is evaluated separately for p>5p>5 and credited to Sun's different 2018 Conjecture 3.5. No modulo-p3p^3 result, resolution of adjacent conjectures, or first-proof claim is made. Candidate reflects pending authoritative review of a claimed complete proof of this specific question.

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Sun's Conjecture 3.5 on an Apéry-like supercongruence

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Theorem 1.1 claims the complete stated conjecture modulo p2p^2 for every prime p>3p>3, covering both residue classes modulo 3, with p=5p=5 treated directly. For inert primes, a finite quadratic differential invariant lifts Sun's published modulo-pp vanishing. For split primes, certified modular periods, an integral Hecke polynomial with a degree bound and complex multiplication give the evaluation. The Franel sum wi…

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Theorem 1.1 claims the complete stated conjecture modulo p2p^2 for every prime p>3p>3, covering both residue classes modulo 3, with p=5p=5 treated directly. For inert primes, a finite quadratic differential invariant lifts Sun's published modulo-pp vanishing. For split primes, certified modular periods, an integral Hecke polynomial with a degree bound and complex multiplication give the evaluation. The Franel sum with denominator 50 is evaluated separately for p>5p>5 and credited to Sun's different 2018 Conjecture 3.5. No modulo-p3p^3 result, resolution of adjacent conjectures, or first-proof claim is made. Candidate reflects pending authoritative review of a claimed complete proof of this specific question.

Theorem 1.1 claims the complete stated conjecture modulo p2p^2 for every prime p>3p>3, covering both residue classes modulo 3, with p=5p=5 treated directly. For inert primes, a finite quadratic differential invariant lifts Sun's published modulo-pp vanishing. For split primes, certified modular periods, an integral Hecke polynomial with a degree bound and complex multiplication give the evaluation. The Franel sum with denominator 50 is evaluated separately for p>5p>5 and credited to Sun's different 2018 Conjecture 3.5. No modulo-p3p^3 result, resolution of adjacent conjectures, or first-proof claim is made. Candidate reflects pending authoritative review of a claimed complete proof of this specific question.

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