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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.9205
One proves that if the trailing digit of a(n) is not zero for any n, then sum of a(n)/Rev Ca(n)) is divergent.
Special sequences and polynomials, decimal number, reverse, sequence of positive integers
Special sequences and polynomials, decimal number, reverse, sequence of positive integers
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