[seqfan] Re: Request for more terms for A027641 (modulo 36)

[Gordon Charlton]

The file was received with thanks, and the project completed with track 5, The Bernoulli Shuffle.

Notes from the Analytical Engine will reside here until the record label are ready to publish it.

https://soundcloud.com/beat-frequency/sets/notes-from-the-analytical

Thank you all for providing, maintaining and improving this amazing resource, the OEIS.

Gordon


Correction to first post.
Dinosaur Theory, sequences A036036, A080576 and A080577

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> On 13 Mar 2019, at 03:44, israel at math.ubc.ca wrote:
> 
> I sent Gordon the requested file.
> 
> Cheers,
> Robert
> 
>> On Mar 12 2019, Gordon Charlton wrote:
>> 
>> Hi, SeqFans.
>> 
>> I need your assistance.
>> 
>> I am currently working on an album of music made of numerical sequences and
>> tree traversals, as an homage to Ada Lovelace. (Inspired by her famous
>> quote "the [analytical] engine might compose elaborate and scientific
>> pieces of music of any degree of complexity or extent."
>> 
>> The album will be called Notes From The Analytical Engine, and the cover
>> art will be a contemporary painting of the countess playing a piano.
>> 
>> So far I have 9 tracks which you can find on my Soundcloud account if you
>> are curious.
>> 
>> https://soundcloud.com/beat-frequency/tracks
>> 
>> Intruder Window, traversals of a Collatz tree,
>> Hailstone Trajectories, sequence A070165,
>> Pisano Bebop, a "cutaway" view of A000045, modulos 5, 8, 20 and 25,
>> On the Teeth of Wheels - sequence A002487
>> Lazy Cakes, sequences A000124 and A000125
>> Between Realms, sequences A048673 and A064216
>> Dinosaur Theory, sequences A048673 and A064216
>> Kolakoski Contrapuntal, sequence A000002 (*)
>> Going Postal, traversals of a permutation tree (*)
>> 
>> (*) These tracks have an accompanying pdf linked on their Soundcloud page
>> giving a measure of my extremely limited abilities in programming and
>> arithmetic. I am primarily an experimental musician. (See albums by Beat
>> Frequency on iTunes or elsewhere. To days these have been primarily
>> experimental theremin music, Notes from the Analytical Engine is a whole
>> new direction for me.)
>> 
>> There is one more track I want very much to create, based on Bernoulli
>> Numbers as that is the algorithm that Ada Lovelace is most strongly
>> connected with. So far I have the first 58 seconds in draft form. It is
>> provisionally entitled The Ada Shuffle and I have put a copy here to give
>> an impression of what the finished piece will sound like.
>> 
>> https://www.dropbox.com/s/77vhvg7diyppccn/the%20ada%20shuffle%20-%2011%3A03%3A2019%2C%2000.45.mp3
>> 
>> (Same link shortened in case email breaks the above link.
>> http://tinyurl.com/yygaya74 )
>> 
>> The piece stops abruptly because the OEIS MIDI server only supplies the
>> first 200 or so terms for A027641. To complete the piece I need the first
>> say 2500 terms (modulo 36) in a text file to give me sufficient to find a
>> sensible stopping point for the composition.
>> 
>> I have been busting my brain trying to write the appropriate code for this
>> but I am forced to admit it is beyond my skill level. Please can you give
>> me a leg-up to help me complete my project. :-)
>> 
>> Gordon Charlton
>> 
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