[seqfan] Re: Binary Primes In Binary Primes

[Hans Havermann]

Leroy Quet:

> 2, 23, 3, 13, 113, 11,...

Properly formatted, these can make a pretty picture:

. . . . . . . . . . .
.              2    .
.              23   .
.               3   .
.              13   .
.             113   .
.             11    .
.            211    .
.            2111   .
.           22111   .
.          322111   .
.          3221     .
.          32213    .
.           2213    .
.           22133   .
.          622133   .
.          6221     .
.          62213    .
.         362213    .
.        5362213    .
.        5          .
.        53         .
.       353         .
.       3533        .
.      33533        .
.     333533        .
.     33353         .
.    233353         .
.    233            .
.    2333           .
.    23333          .
.   323333          .
.   3233333         .
.   32333333        .
.        ...        .
. . . . . . . . . . .

So far, the alignments are forced. At some point though, there may be  
a next-term that can go in two distinct places.