Sequences of consecutive happy numbers in negative bases
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Abstract: For and , let be the function taking an integer to the sum of the -powers of the digits of its base expansion. An integer is a -happy number if there exists such that . We prove that an integer is -happy if and only if it is congruent to 1 modulo 3 and that it is -happy if and only if it is odd. Defining a -sequence to be an arithmetic sequence with constant difference and setting , we prove that if odd or , there exist arbitrarily long finite sequences of -consecutive -happy numbers.
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