OEIS Keywords

[franktaw at netscape.net]

Here's a preliminary list.  There are rather more of them than I 
thought there were.

A000373, A002149, A014595-A014596, A019450, A019459, A020999,
A022495-A022498, A023054, A023108, A038552, A046125, A052131,
A066426, A066435, A066450, A066510, A066746, A066817, A067579,
A068591, A071071, A071887, A072023, A072326, A072540, A074980,
A074981, A078693, A078754, A078869, A079098, A079398, A079611,
A080131, A080133-A080134, A080761-A080762, A085508, A086058,
A086748, A087092, A088910, A091305, A092372-A092382, A096340,
A098860, A099118-A099119, A105233, A105600-A105601, A108795,
A110000, A110108, A110172, A110222-A110223, A110312, A110356,
A112647, A112799, A112826, A118278-A118285, A120414, A121069,
A121346, A121507-A121508

I have not included here sequences which are unproved in that they 
contain
probable primes instead of proven primes.  I'll let somebody else do 
that,
assuming that Neil wants to include them in this keyword.

Franklin T. Adams-Watters


-----Original Message-----
From: N. J. A. Sloane <njas at research.att.com>

unpr[oved] is actually a good suggestion

 for sequences where it has not been proved
that all (sometimes any) of the terms in the sequence are correct.

- could people send me a list of A-numbers which
should get that?

Neil