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Lagarias' bibliographies give some references from where you might search forward. For instance see this image This is from the year-2004 version; Lagarias updated this up to version 2011; the Lagarias bibliogrphies are downloadable from the net.


Update (7'22): Just found an old downloaded article

Maurice Margenstern and Yuri Matiyasevich   

Abstract:
We show how the 3 x + 1  conjecture can be expressed
in the language of arithmetical formulas with 
binomial coefficients.
e-mail: [email protected]   
e-mail: [email protected]      
URL: http://logic.pdmi.ras.ru/~yumat

This is of 1998; don't know whether the URL or the email is still working; maybe it is only tangential to your question, but thought it might be of interest from a wider perspective in the combinatorical context.

Lagarias' bibliographies give some references from where you might search forward. For instance see this image This is from the year-2004 version; Lagarias updated this up to version 2011; the Lagarias bibliogrphies are downloadable from the net.

Lagarias' bibliographies give some references from where you might search forward. For instance see this image This is from the year-2004 version; Lagarias updated this up to version 2011; the Lagarias bibliogrphies are downloadable from the net.


Update (7'22): Just found an old downloaded article

Maurice Margenstern and Yuri Matiyasevich   

Abstract:
We show how the 3 x + 1  conjecture can be expressed
in the language of arithmetical formulas with 
binomial coefficients.
e-mail: [email protected]   
e-mail: [email protected]      
URL: http://logic.pdmi.ras.ru/~yumat

This is of 1998; don't know whether the URL or the email is still working; maybe it is only tangential to your question, but thought it might be of interest from a wider perspective in the combinatorical context.

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Gottfried Helms
  • 5.3k
  • 1
  • 22
  • 38

Lagarias' bibliographies give some references from where you might search forward. For instance see this image This is from the year-2004 version; Lagarias updated this up to version 2011; the Lagarias bibliogrphies are downloadable from the net.