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Non-holonomicity of the sequence $\log 1, \log 2, \log 3, ...$

Martin Klazar

Published 2005-02-07Version 1

Gerhold conjectured and proved conditionally that (log n: n=1,2,...) is not a holonomic sequence. Flajolet, Gerhold and Salvy gave a proof using an analytic machinery. We give a simple proof.

Comments: 3 pages
Categories: math.CO, math.CA
Subjects: 05A19, 26A06
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