Congruences of multiple sums involving invariant sequences under binomial transform
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Abstract: We will prove several congruences modulo a power of a prime such as sum_{0<k_1<...<k_{n}<p}leg{p-k_{n}}{3} {(-1)^{k_{n}}over k_1... k_{n}}equiv {lll} -{2^{n+1}+2over 6^{n+1}} p B_{p-n-1}({1over 3}) &pmod{p^2} &{if is odd} -{2^{n+1}+4over n6^n} B_{p-n}({1over 3}) &pmod{p} &{if is even}. where is a positive integer and is prime such that .
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