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A261912
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Numbers with palindromic order 5.
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4
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101073, 101082, 101100, 101155, 101199, 102192, 102299, 103275, 103293, 103366, 103399, 103502, 104332, 104342, 104352, 104362, 104372, 104382, 104392, 104499, 104602, 105432, 105442, 105452, 105462, 105472, 105482, 105492, 105493, 105544, 105577, 105599, 105702
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OFFSET
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1,1
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COMMENTS
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In the Friedman Problem of the Month page, there is a statement by John Hoffman which, if I have interpreted it correctly, asserts that this sequence has only a finite number of terms. However, Chai Wah Wu has extended the sequence out to 10^8, finding 481384 terms, the last one being a(481384) = 99998180. This sequence does not appear to be finite.
The first terms of this sequence are just beyond A109326(5). It can be expected that at least beyond A109326(6) = 1000101024 there will be examples where N-prevpal(N) and N-prevpal(prevpal(N)) are both of order 5; these numbers could be termed to be of order 6, and so on. - M. F. Hasler, Sep 13 2015
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KEYWORD
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nonn,base
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EXTENSIONS
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More terms from Chai Wah Wu, Sep 11 2015 and Sep 12 2015
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STATUS
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approved
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