Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4593996 | Journal of Number Theory | 2013 | 15 Pages |
Abstract
The Franel numbers are given by fn=âk=0n(nk)3(n=0,1,2,â¦). Let p>3 be a prime. When pâ¡1(mod3) and p=x2+3y2 with x,yâZ and xâ¡1(mod3), we show thatâk=0pâ1fk2kâ¡âk=0pâ1fk(â4)kâ¡2xâp2x(modp2). We also prove that if pâ¡2(mod3) thenâk=0pâ1fk2kâ¡â2âk=0pâ1fk(â4)kâ¡3p((p+1)/2(p+1)/6)(modp2). In addition, we propose several related conjectures for further research.
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Authors
Zhi-Wei Sun,