[seqfan] Re: Some Remarkable Series for A193543(n), A193544(n)
Ed Jeffery
lejeffery7 at gmail.com
Fri Aug 31 11:20:14 CEST 2012
Doug,
Your first few terms, when factored and written in the form
A(n)*(B(n) + C(n)*sqrt(2)),
are
n
1 | 4*( 1 + 1*sqrt(2))
2 | 48*( 3 + 2*sqrt(2))
3 | 576*( 17 + 12*sqrt(2))
4 | 16128*( 79 + 56*sqrt(2))
5 | 193536*( 1381 + 976*sqrt(2))
6 | 25546752*( 3213 + 2272*sqrt(2))
7 | 2145927168*( 16201 + 11456*sqrt(2))
8 | 8583708672*( 2262209 + 1599616*sqrt(2))
9 | 103004504064*(134247851 + 94927616*sqrt(2))
10 | 23485026926592*(520704987 + 368194048*sqrt(2)).
I was hoping you might find a recurrence relation (or some other clue) in
one of those sequences, since it appears that
B(n)/C(n) -> sqrt(2)
with increasing n. These three sequences are not in OEIS either; and of
course there is the possibility of {A(n)/4}, if you can somehow prove it.
LEJ
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