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A300151
"Erase or triple": list of the successive "altitude" records (see the comments section).
1
17010, 65610, 121743, 1154736, 1283040, 1591407, 5773680, 5826168, 5845608, 6508512, 7068141, 7217343, 7463745, 7643808, 7811235, 11238750, 11547603, 12461040, 12857130, 12947040, 14205780, 17804124, 22387590, 22542624, 22928427, 23560227, 24417612, 24888141, 25552260, 25714260, 26038260, 26248536
OFFSET
1,1
COMMENTS
If the "Erase or triple" protocol is applied to 1 (see A300148), the biggest integer reached is a(1) = 17010; the next such "altitude" > 17010 is a(2) = 65610 (reached by the integer 10); then the next "altitude" > a(2) is a(3) = 121743 (reached by the integer 23), etc.
There are 628 such "altitudes" (the last and biggest one being 29625912486, reached by the integer 3291768054, a pandigital). The sequence is finite.
CROSSREFS
KEYWORD
nonn,base,fini
AUTHOR
STATUS
approved