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A note on a problem of Ma and Chen

Bing-Ling Wu, Wu-Xia Ma

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 28, 2026

arXiv: 2610.38288

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Let S=(s1,s2,⋯ )S=(s_1,s_2,\cdots) be a strictly increasing sequence of positive integers. For any real number α>0α>0, let Sα=(⌊αs1⌋,⌊αs2⌋,⋯ )S_α=(\lfloorαs_1\rfloor,\lfloorαs_2\rfloor,\cdots). We prove that if sn+1≤2sns_{n+1}\le 2s_n for every positive integer nn, then there exists 0<α<10<α<1 such that SαS_α is strongly complete. In addition, this gives a negative answer to a problem of Ma and Chen in [Acta Arith. 203 (2022), 307--318]. We also prove that the same result is true if sn+1≤2sns_{n+1}\le 2s_n for all sufficiently large nn.

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