Effective results for linear equations in members of two recurrence sequences
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Abstract: Let and be two linear recurrence sequences. For fixed positive integers and , fixed -tuple and fixed -tuple we consider the linear equation a_1U_{n_1}+cdots +a_k U_{n_k}=b_1V_{m_1}+cdots + b_ell V_{m_ell} in the unknown non-negative integers and . Under the assumption that the linear recurrences and have dominant roots and under the assumption of further mild restrictions we show that this equation has only finitely many solutions which can be found effectively.
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