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"If it weren't for the OEIS [this work] would not have been possible." [Brad Clardy, 2015]

"The encyclopaedia of integer sequences has hundreds of thousands of sequences. The sequences we have mentioned can be found using the OEIS search facility. It will be noticed that many of the sequences are accompanied by generating code written in various languages, including Haskell." [Kieran Clenaghan, 2018]

"A fantastic source for novel ideas for sequence data is the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences." [Nick Collins, 2019]

"We also proved thanks to computer experiments and the OEIS [7] that prographs made of only one sort of operator with two inputs and three outputs can model the biological notion of tandem duplication trees." [Christophe Cordero, 2018]

"We especially owe a debt of gratitude to Neil Sloane and the OEIS Foundation, Inc. Our work was greatly facilitated by the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences." [Sylvie Corteel et al., 2015]

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