Errors

[franktaw at netscape.net]

The general rule is, if you're sure that what you found is an error, 
and you know
how to correct it, send it directly to Neil.  If you're not sure of 
either of those,
send it here.

In this case, it looks like the sequences actually are different: the 
first regards a
palindrome as requiring zero steps to reach a palindrome, while the 
second only
starts looking at the first iteration.  There should be a comment in 
each
sequence (and in related ones) indicating which interpretation is in 
being used.

The 9959 split across lines is a fairly common error, and should be 
reported to
Neil (who might or might not pick it up from the mailing list).

Franklin T. Adams-Watters


-----Original Message-----
From: tanyakh at TanyaKhovanova.com

Hello seqfans,

If I find an error, do I send it here or directly to Neil?

Anyway here it is: the duplicate sequences and the second has a 
misprint for
number 9959, and the second has 9779, but the first one doesn't.

A065215 Ten 'Reverse and Add' steps are needed to reach a palindrome.
     829, 928, 9059, 9149, 9239, 9329, 9419, 9509, 9599, 9689, 9869, 
9959, 10634,


A015991 Ten iterations of Reverse and Add are needed to reach a 
palindrome.
     829, 928, 9059, 9149, 9239, 9329, 9419, 9509, 9599, 9689, 9779, 
9869, 995,
9, 10634,


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