On monotonicity of some combinatorial sequences
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Abstract: We confirm Sun's conjecture that is strictly decreasing to the limit 1, where is the Fibonacci sequence. We also prove that the sequence is strictly decreasing with limit , where is the -th derangement number. For -th order harmonic numbers , we show that is strictly increasing.
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