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Selected Recent Additions
- A221558 Consecutive values produced by the C++ mt19937_64 (Mersenne twister) random number generator with the default seed (5489).
- A220351 Decimal expansion of
.
- A219705 Decimal expansion of cos(log(2)).
- A218459 Smallest positive integer d such that the prime pn = x2 + dy2 has a solution in integers.
- A217281 Prime numbers on the front cover of the paperback editions of Marcus du Sautoy's book The Music of the Primes.
- A216582 Decimal expansion of log2π.
- A215009: Numbers which are "easy" to key on a computer number pad.
- A214282: Largest Euler characteristic of a downset on an n-dimensional cube.
- A213025: Balanced semiprimes.
- A212709: Positive integers not of the form
, with
prime and
and
nonzero integers.
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Selected Older Additions
- A211856: Number of representations of n as a sum of products of distinct pairs of positive integers, considered to be equivalent when terms or factors are reordered.
- A211074: Decimal expansion of
.
- A210209: GCD of all sums of
consecutive Fibonacci numbers.
- A209899: Floor of the expected number of empty cells in a random placement of
balls into
cells.
- A208981: Number of iterations of the Collatz recursion required to reach a power of 2.
- A207524: Number of rational numbers
such that
and
is less than or equal to the greatest quotient of consecutive Fibonacci numbers having denominator up to
.
- A206786: Remainder of
divided by 341.
- A205672: Nonnegative values
of solutions
to the Diophantine equation
.
- A204044: Lozenge Gaussian integer factorial, product of all Gaussian integers
except 0 for which
.
- A203907: Successor function for Conway's PRIMEGAME.
- A202955: Decimal expansion of
- A201052: Maximal number
of integers that can be chosen from 1 to
so that all
subsets have distinct sums.
- A200000: Number of meanders filling out an
by
grid, reduced for symmetry.
- A199500: Reciprocal of the imaginary part of the first zeta zero divided by
.
- A198683: Number of distinct values taken by
(with
's and parentheses inserted in all possible ways) where
is the imaginary unit and
denotes the principal value of the power function.
- A197723: Decimal expansion of
- A196511: Primes
for which there are primes
such that
- A195637: Number of distinct residues of
for
- A194156: Prime number that appears the most often as the
th prime factor of an integer in a factorization given in ascending order.
- A193805: A generalization of Euler's totient function.
- A192512: Number of ludic numbers not greater than
.
- A191150: Hypersigma(
): sum of the divisors of
plus the recursive sum of the divisors of the restricted divisors.
- A190149: Even numbers n (written in binary) such that in base 2 dismal arithmetic, the sum of the divisors of n is a number containing a 0 (in binary).
- A189243: Number of ways to dissect a rectangle into
rectangles with equal area.
- A188382: Primes of the form
.
- A187487: Numerator of
minus
th harmonic number.
- A187243: Number of ways of making change for
cents using coins of 1, 5, 10 cents.
- A186830: Keith sequence for the number 197.
- A185086: Primes of the form
where
is a prime.
- A184336:
.
- A184117: Lower
-Wythoff sequence, where
.
- A181437: Size of the longest increasing sequence of primes starting with 2, 3 and with second order differences bounded by
.
- A180442: Numbers
such that a sum of two or more consecutive squares beginning with
is a square.
- A179311 – A179836:
, where
is the Riemann zeta function and
is the imaginary unit.
- A178830: Number of distinct partitions of
into two sets
and
with the product of the elements of
equal to the sum of elements in
.
- A174292: Spoof-perfect numbers.
This is modelled on the Recent Additions pane of the main page of the IMSLP Petrucci Music Library. However, on that site, if someone adds a hundred Graupner chorales at more or less the same time, then that's all you see in Recent Additions for quite a while.
This is meant to be a little bit more selective. Many important sequences are added to the OEIS every day, but listing here should be conditioned on the general interest of the new sequence being quite particularly obvious.
