This paper studies the property of the recursive sequences in the 3x ＋ 1 conjecture. The authors introduce the concept of μ function, with which the 3x ＋ 1 conjecture can be transformed into two other conjectures：...This paper studies the property of the recursive sequences in the 3x ＋ 1 conjecture. The authors introduce the concept of μ function, with which the 3x ＋ 1 conjecture can be transformed into two other conjectures： one is eventually periodic conjecture of the μ function and the other is periodic point conjecture. The authors prove that the 3x ＋ 1 conjecture is equivalent to the two conjectures above. In 2007, J. L. Simons proved the non-existence of nontrivial 2-cycle for the T function. In this paper, the authors prove that the μ function has nol-periodic points for 2 ≤ 1 ≤12. In 2005, J. L. Simons and B. M. M de Weger proved that there is no nontrivial/-cycle for the T function for 1 ≤68, and in this paper, the authors prove that there is no nontrivial l-cycle for the μ function for 2 ≤ 1≤ 102.展开更多
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文摘This paper studies the property of the recursive sequences in the 3x ＋ 1 conjecture. The authors introduce the concept of μ function, with which the 3x ＋ 1 conjecture can be transformed into two other conjectures： one is eventually periodic conjecture of the μ function and the other is periodic point conjecture. The authors prove that the 3x ＋ 1 conjecture is equivalent to the two conjectures above. In 2007, J. L. Simons proved the non-existence of nontrivial 2-cycle for the T function. In this paper, the authors prove that the μ function has nol-periodic points for 2 ≤ 1 ≤12. In 2005, J. L. Simons and B. M. M de Weger proved that there is no nontrivial/-cycle for the T function for 1 ≤68, and in this paper, the authors prove that there is no nontrivial l-cycle for the μ function for 2 ≤ 1≤ 102.
