A050200 @ A034961

Ralf Stephan ralf at ark.in-berlin.de
Fri Feb 11 20:07:02 CET 2005


You wrote 
> why these two?
> I think that A034961 is OK and should be kept in OEIS.
> 
> A050200
> 10,15,23,29,41,47,59,65,81,97,105,119,131,137,153,171,187,

You are right. The given program for A050200 does not match the
definition, and it computes a value that is quite tedious to
express with language. The choice of 'x','x+1','x+3' makes the
sequence arbitrary, as well, so I second your demand.

If Neil wants to keep it he must live with a definition like
%N A050200 a(n) = p(n)+p(n+1)+p(n+2) if p(n) is the smaller of a
twin prime, otherwise p(n)+2*p(n+1), with p(n) the n-th prime.


Regards,
ralf






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