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arXiv · 1510.04801

The Frobenius problem for Generalized Thabit numerical semigroups

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The greatest integer that does not belong to $S$ is the Frobenius number of $S$ and denoted by $F(S)$. To solve the Frobenius problem means the study to find $F(S)$. The Frobenius problem have treated steadily for a long time. In this paper, We will introduce the Frobenius problem for generalized Thabit numerical semigroups, which is motivated by the Frobenius problem for Thabit numerical semigroups.

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Kyunghwan Song. 2016-05-03. The Frobenius problem for Generalized Thabit numerical semigroups. https://arxiv.org/abs/1510.04801

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