Max/Min Sums From Permutations

[Rainer Rosenthal]

> Joshua Zucker has asked me to pass on his message to me:

>0 2 5 12 22 38 59 88 124 170 225 292 370 462 567 688 824 978 1149
>1340 1550 1782 2035 2312 2612 2938 3289 3668 4074 4510 4975 5472 6000
>6562 7157 7788 8454 9158 9899 10680 11500 12362 13265 14212 15202
>16238 17319 18448 19624 20850
>(is that enough terms?)

Hi Leroy,

congratulations for your pretty sequence ideas!
And it seems as if Joshua's terms are enough to
convince naive people like me that this sequence
of product-mins is the same as 
http://www.research.att.com/projects/OEIS?Anum=A026035

Ralf Stephan made some corrections to this sequence
some days ago and may be he will be so kind and
add the terms 17319 18448 19624 20850, as well as
a comment relating to your and Joshuas findings.

This was very entertaining!
Thanks again to Neil, who prepared this lovely
playground OEIS and takes care for it all the time.

Thanks,
Rainer Rosenthal
r.rosenthal at web.de