Some time ago Mills and Robbins (1986, J. Number Theory 23, No. 3, 388-404) conjectured a simple closed form for the continued fraction expansion of the power series solution \(f=a_{1} x^{-1}+a_{2} x^{-2}+\cdots\) to the equation \(f^{4}+f^{2}-x f+1=0\) when the base field is GF(3). In this paper we
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On Robbins' example of a continued fraction expansion for a quartic power series over
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