Let 5+12≤p<1, and let the real sequence {an} have the following property: for every sequence {en} of 0's and ±1's for which ∑n=1∞enpn=0, we also have ∑n=1∞enan=0. Prove that there is a number c such that an=cpn for all n. [Z. Daroczy, I. Katai] Miklos Schweitzercollege contestsSequencesdiscrepancy theory