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Iterating a recursive specification to determine coefficients through degree 6

Example

For the plane-tree equation

T=x1−T,

start with T0:=0 and define Tj+1:=x/(1−Tj), truncating modulo x7. The iterates are

T1=x,

T2=x+x2+x3+x4+x5+x6,

T3=x+x2+2x3+4x4+8x5+16x6,

T4=x+x2+2x3+5x4+13x5+34x6,

T5=x+x2+2x3+5x4+14x5+41x6,

T6=x+x2+2x3+5x4+14x5+42x6.

So the coefficients through degree 6 are 1,1,2,5,14,42.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The plane-tree series is the unique fixed point of Y↦x/(1−Y) (Rooted plane trees satisfy T(x)=x/(1−T(x))), and order-raising recursion converges coefficientwise by successive truncation (An order-raising recursive specification has a unique solution).

Verification

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Substituting each displayed iterate into x/(1−Y) and truncating modulo x7 gives the next one in the list.

2.1step 1.1given∎

By the sixth iterate, every coefficient through degree 6 has stabilized, so the unique fixed point begins T(x)=x+x2+2x3+5x4+14x5+42x6+⋯.

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