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R223Recorded attempt

Separate the finite-orbit question from Loomis's conjecture

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Universal joining to the orbit of 1 implies the candidate, while the weaker finite-trajectory statement may admit a separate proof.

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Attempt outcome: open strategy

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Originating problem: Merging of orbits under adding the product of nonzero digits

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Authored title
Separate the finite-orbit question from Loomis's conjecture
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attempt
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open_strategy
Evidence grade
proposed

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Authored result summary

Universal joining to the orbit of 1 implies the candidate, while the weaker finite-trajectory statement may admit a separate proof.

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proposed

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2Authored explanation

The literature audit found no independent argument that only finitely many disjoint eventual trajectories exist. One route is to bound the number of disjoint increasing orbits using decimal intervals and the small increments near powers of ten. The opposite route would construct infinitely many starts whose forward sets stay disjoint. A proof of Loomis's stronger conjecture would settle both questions at once.

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3Outcome

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Verification source: oeis.org ↗, Open direction relative to the conjecture recorded by Loomis and OEIS A063108

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6Provenance

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