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    On the divisibility of 7-elongated plane partition diamonds by powers of 8

    In 2021 da Silva, Hirschhorn, and Sellers studied a wide variety of congruences for the k-elongated plane partition function dk(n) by various primes. They also conjectured the existence of an infinite congruence family modulo arbitrarily high powers of 2 for the function d7(n). We prove that such a congruence family exists — indeed, for powers of 8. The proof utilizes only classical methods, i.e. integer polynomial manipulations in a single function, in contrast to all other known infinite congruence families for dk(n) which require more modern methods to prove.