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Numbers for which a mixed L/R binary rotation sequence will reach a fixed point sooner than either a pure only-left or only-right iteration.
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%I #2 Mar 30 2012 17:38:10

%S 22,38,46,54,70,78,86,92,94,102,110,134,142,150,156,158,166,174,182,

%T 188,189,190,198,206,214,220,222,230,238,262,270,278,284,286,294,302,

%U 310,316,317,318,326,334,342,348,350,358,366,374,376,378,380,381,382

%N Numbers for which a mixed L/R binary rotation sequence will reach a fixed point sooner than either a pure only-left or only-right iteration.

%C See A063251 for more.

%e a(1)=22 because n=22 is the first n where A063251(n) that is less than both A048881(n) and A063250(n). Similarly, 189 appears because A048881(189)=5 and A063250(189)=7, but A063251(189) is just 4.

%Y A063251.

%K base,easy,nonn

%O 1,1

%A _Marc LeBrun_, Jul 11 2001