On AP3 - covering sequences

Abstract

Recently, motivated by Stanley sequences, Kiss, S\' andor and Yang introduced a new type sequence: a sequence A of nonnegative integers is called an APk - covering sequence if there exists an integer n0 such that if n > n0, then there exist a1∈ A, … , ak-1∈ A, a1<a2<·s <ak-1<n such that a1, … , ak-1, n form a k-term arithmetic progression. They prove that there exists an AP3 - covering sequence A such that n∞A(n)/ n 34. In this note, we prove that there exists an AP3 - covering sequence A such that n∞A(n)/ n=15.

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