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A characterization of the Frobenius problem and its application to arithmetic progressions
Hans J. H. Tuenter
In the Frobenius problem we are given a set of coprime, positive integers , and are interested in the set of positive numbers NR that have no representation by th…
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Walking into an absolute sum
Hans J. H. Tuenter
We investigate a combinatorial sum that can be interpreted as the moments of a random variate, measuring the absolute distance to the origin in a symmetric Bernoulli random walk. T…