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RO-TST 2005 Problem 6

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A sequence of real numbers {an}n\{a_n\}_n is called a bs sequence if an=∣an+1−an+2∣a_n = |a_{n+1} - a_{n+2}| , for all n≥0n\geq 0 . Prove that a bs sequence is bounded if and only if the function ff given by f(n,k)=anak(an−ak)f(n,k)=a_na_k(a_n-a_k) , for all n,k≥0n,k\geq 0 is the null function.

Mihai Baluna - ISL 2004

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