Max GCD Permutation Product
N. J. A. Sloane
njas at research.att.com
Fri Feb 6 13:55:06 CET 2004
Leroy asked:
are 2 sequences that have the same terms as far as the EIS database is
concerned, but differ at higher index(es), considered officially to be
the "same" sequence or different sequences?
Me: it depends!
if one is a trivial variation of the other, then
one sequence is enough, with a comment saying something:
"if zeros are excluded then the sequence changes after term 120"
but if they are quite different sequences then they would
get separate entries, with a comment saying they differ
after term 120. and if 120 is small enough then i bend the
rules and give the first 121 terms to show where they differ
NJAS
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