Primes of both forms 24n+7 and 7m+24

[franktaw at netscape.net]

But any time we look at [numbers/primes/whatever] that are both of the
form an+b and bm+a with a and b relatively prime, we can find a c such
that these are just the [numbers/primes/whatever] of the form abk+c.
(This statement can be generalized to a considerable extent, but that
isn't the point here.)  Do you want to add all such cases to the OEIS?
(There are infinitely many of them.)  How do you decide?  Where do
you stop?

There is, in fact, a policy for the OEIS that sequences with arbitrary
parameters are not included.  This clearly falls under that description.

Franklin T. Adams-Watters

-----Original Message-----
From: Artur <grafix at csl.pl>

Dear Brendan,

>>Why is it interesting?

Because we never imagine when yet this same sequence can occured in
another applications. ONEIS is Encyclopedia and will be good stored 
each
of them (independent that some people treated this or other as less or
more interesting for hisself)

Best wishes

Artur

Brendan McKay pisze:

> * zak seidov <zakseidov at yahoo.com> [080424 17:34]:
>
>> A1 Primes of the both forms 24n+7 and 7m+24
>>
>
> But that is the same thing as 168k+31.  Why is it interesting?
>
> Brendan.