Equality with $p$-adic analysisOn changing from '<' to '$le$' when taking limits (with norm...
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Equality with $p$-adic analysis
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I'm reading a paper of recurrences sequences and I could not understand why the equality mentioned in the underlined lines in the image. I think that it has to do with $p$-adic analysis. If someone has a clue or an answer, I would appreciate it very much. I have added some more information
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I'm reading a paper of recurrences sequences and I could not understand why the equality mentioned in the underlined lines in the image. I think that it has to do with $p$-adic analysis. If someone has a clue or an answer, I would appreciate it very much. I have added some more information
p-adic-number-theory
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I think we need more context. For instance, what are the numbers $m$, $l$, and $k$? What is (presumably) equation (2)?
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I'm reading a paper of recurrences sequences and I could not understand why the equality mentioned in the underlined lines in the image. I think that it has to do with $p$-adic analysis. If someone has a clue or an answer, I would appreciate it very much. I have added some more information
p-adic-number-theory
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I'm reading a paper of recurrences sequences and I could not understand why the equality mentioned in the underlined lines in the image. I think that it has to do with $p$-adic analysis. If someone has a clue or an answer, I would appreciate it very much. I have added some more information
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I think we need more context. For instance, what are the numbers $m$, $l$, and $k$? What is (presumably) equation (2)?
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– Lubin
Mar 13 at 3:33
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I have added some more information
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I think we need more context. For instance, what are the numbers $m$, $l$, and $k$? What is (presumably) equation (2)?
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– Lubin
Mar 13 at 3:33
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I have added some more information
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– Jose Luis Orozco Gonzales
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I think we need more context. For instance, what are the numbers $m$, $l$, and $k$? What is (presumably) equation (2)?
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– Lubin
Mar 13 at 3:33
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I think we need more context. For instance, what are the numbers $m$, $l$, and $k$? What is (presumably) equation (2)?
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– Lubin
Mar 13 at 3:33
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I have added some more information
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– Jose Luis Orozco Gonzales
yesterday
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I have added some more information
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