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Has this self-similar sequence the ratio $(\sqrt2+1)^2$?
This is inspired by a math.SE question, where an infinite sequence of pairwise distinct natural numbers $a_1=1, a_2, a_3, ...$ has been defined as follows:
$a_n$ is the smallest number such that $s_n: …
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