A001579, A001550, etc.

[N. J. A. Sloane]

Henry, I don't recall why i included 3, 14, 70, 368, 2002, 11144,....

It was not something i saw in the literature or i would
have included the reference

Possibly someone tried to identify it by sending it to
the Superseeker program, and i found it in the log file,
noticed that it was not in the database, and added it

- so that next time that happened it would be identified correctly


certainly it was many years ago judging by the low A-number

I will be happy to add any other sequences of that type
that you care to suggest - just send me the list of expressions
that you think should be included

all the best

neil

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