Let denote the coefficient of in the Boros–Moll polynomial . We prove that the sequence is strictly log-concave for every , settling a conjecture of Chen and Gu. For every , we show that the consecutive ratios form a strictly log-convex sequence for and a strictly log-concave sequence for , as conjectured by Zhao. For each fixed , we establish for and , where denotes the forward difference with respect to . For , we obtain the opposite inequalities. We thereby prove a conjecture of Jiang and Wang and two further conjectures of Zhao. For every integer , we prove strict infinite log-monotonicity of the sequence , strengthening another conjecture of Zhao. We further show that every positive real power of the binomially normalized ratio sequence is a Hausdorff moment sequence with a strictly totally positive Hankel matrix. We also obtain asymptotic formulas for forward differences of arbitrary fixed order, resolving a conjecture of Jiang and Wang. For integers , we prove that the sequence is an infinitely divisible Hausdorff moment sequence and that the Hankel matrix is strictly totally positive for every . For the integral interpolation, we show that the Hausdorff moment property of the normalized reciprocals holds precisely when the positive real coefficient index is at least .

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