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Dated status and exact unresolved remainder

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Unresolved in this packet after the dated source check. Strongest checked result: The Bareiss replay exactly determines the nonzero indices for 1 <= n <= 120. The MathOverflow answer separately supplies a source-reported support and Zeckendorf table through n=1219 and conjectures primary, secondary, and tertiary gap families; those families are observations rather than proved classifications. Exact unresolved remainder: Give a necessary-and-sufficient condition for every n >= 1 with det M_n != 0 and prove that it covers the replicated blocks, mirror rules, and boundary exceptions, or give an exact counterexample to a proposed classification.

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Recorded status: reported

Recorded scope: every size from 1 to 120

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Originating problem: Determinants of the Fibonacci-sum matrix

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2Authored explanation

The packet's cited sources and equivalent formulations were checked in the dated review recorded below.

Strongest checked result: The Bareiss replay exactly determines the nonzero indices for 1 <= n <= 120. The MathOverflow answer separately supplies a source-reported support and Zeckendorf table through n=1219 and conjectures primary, secondary, and tertiary gap families; those families are observations rather than proved classifications.

Exact unresolved remainder: Give a necessary-and-sufficient condition for every n >= 1 with det M_n != 0 and prove that it covers the replicated blocks, mirror rules, and boundary exceptions, or give an exact counterexample to a proposed classification.

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Verification source: arxiv.org ↗, The outerplanarity result for the Fibonacci-sum graph

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