Problem 656

[vamsikal3]

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[Cot-O-Bus]

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[Animus]

This forum is meant for clarifying questions concerning the problem statements. Please adhere the forum rules shown above, especially these:

In particular don't post any code fragments or results.

Don't start begging others to give partial answers to problems

Don't ask for hints how to solve a problem.

This includes asking for additional test values.

Many participants take pride in their achievements. Therefore it is not appropiate to ask for help for recent problems that have not even reached 100 solvers.

This problem has not even been out for 2 days yet!

[vamsikal3]

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[RobertStanforth]

Can I PM someone to verify my result for the 21st term in the sequence given in the example for square_root(31)?

No, that is still not the purpose of this forum.
As Animus said, "it is not appropiate to ask for help for recent problems that have not even reached 100 solvers".

[vamsikal3]

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[Animus]

Vamsi, we are not per se opposed to people building a small, closed group working on solving problems collaboratively.
However, this forum is in no way a closed group and should not be, so we don't want you to use this forum to do so.

[Cot-O-Bus]

I have had an errors at { 677, 730, 785, 842, 901, 962 }
Fixed.
Solved.

Thanks for collaboration.

[jaap]

In the wording of the problem, I don't think it is a good idea to use the letter n for two different variables - first as the index of the sequence, then as an element of T. I think it would be better to change the second use to a variable named t for example.

[hk]

Thanks Jaap.
I made it: Calculate the sum of $H_{100}(\sqrt \beta)$ for $\beta \in T$.