OFFSET
0,3
COMMENTS
LINKS
EXAMPLE
n a(n) A049345(a(n))
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0 | 0, 0,
1 | 1, 1,
2 | 5, 2:1,
3 | 11, 1:2:1,
4 | 191, 6:1:2:1,
5 | 1007, 4:5:2:2:1,
6 | 14867, 6:4:5:2:2:1,
7 | 255107, 8:6:4:5:2:2:1,
8 | 9129053, 17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
9 | 67327193, 6:17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
10 | 4529184593, 20:6:17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
11 | 166271515343, 25:20:6:17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
12 | 4779162788333, 23:25:20:6:17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
13 | 138352449214913, 18:23:25:20:6:17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
14 | 3789355611541433, 12:18:23:25:20:6:17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
15 | 239279059581601973, 18:12:18:23:25:20:6:17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
16 | 24834870363121258373, 40:18:12:18:23:25:20:6:17:14:12:10:4:3:2:1,
etc.
The digits in the primorial base expansion of the terms, from term a(8) up to term a(11980-1), when read from right to left, give the terms of sequence A392862, and at n=11980, the pattern changes again.
Compare to the pattern in A392863.
PROG
CROSSREFS
KEYWORD
nonn,base
AUTHOR
Antti Karttunen, Jan 26 2026
STATUS
approved
