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# User:Charles R Greathouse IV

Trustee and Editor-in-Chief, interested primarily in computational number theory.

I can be contacted via my Talk page here, or by email: my first name (charles) at my initials (crg4) dot com. Other email addresses may work as well.

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## Sequence of the Day for August 24

A143212: Row sums of the Fibonacci multiplication table.

 { 1, 2, 8, 21, 60, 160, 429, ... }
 a(n)
is divisible by
 Fn
since
$a(n) = F_n \sum_{i = 1}^{n} F_i = F_n \, (F_{n+2} - 1). \,$

## Sequences in the News

• January 19, 2016 Largest known term of A000043 announced: 274207281, also discovered by Curtis Cooper.
• March 2, 2014 Fredrik Johansson announces he's computed p(1020), which he says is approximately 1.8381765 × 1011140086259. Once confirmed and verified, it will be the largest known term of A000041.
• December 6, 2013 Microsoft launches a challenge to find large non-Mersenne primes, A138837.
• May 13, 2013 H. A. Helfgott submits a proof of the weak Goldbach conjecture, i.e. for odd numbers as sums of three primes: A007963 has no more zeroes.
• January 25, 2013 Curtis Cooper discovers a new member of A000043, 57885161. Its index is not known but is at least 48.
• January 13, 2013 The winners of the contest for new sequences in the OEIS at JMM 2013 were announced: A187824, A187771, and A187761.
• September 21, 2012 Nick Berry, founder of Data Genetics, finds that the 17th most common 10-digit ATM PIN is 3141592654 (see A011546).

## Complaints

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