On members of Lucas sequences which are products of factorials

Abstract

Here, we show that if \Un\n 0 is a Lucas sequence, then the largest n such that |Un|=m1!m2!·s mk! with 1<m1 m2 ·s mk satisfies n<3× 105. We also give better bounds in case the roots of the Lucas sequence are real.

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