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N. J. A. Sloane
njas at research.att.com
Thu Dec 4 13:38:23 CET 2003
Dear Yasutoshi,
The trouble is that I can only give a small numbers of terms
of any sequence.
Therefore it is necessary to have a starting point.
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For the Fibonacci numbers
0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 ...
there is an obvious place to begin.
For your sequence:
"an example of periodic 1/4-sigma sequence : the period = 25
6943520030720 5386209454080 6389772480000 7665533854902 5756592291840
5657834203560 6382469882880 7938550287360 9055131471360 9256155068160
11798498589696 12316979136000 13937317954560 18314063179776
18071888486400 20136798781440 18850467643392 16492422758400
15699547839573 6635615891520 7400619883008 6494644316160 8009835724800
9317732578770 7847237806128"
where does it begin?
With best wishes
Neil Sloane
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