[seqfan] Re: Interesting discovery by Dan Preston concerning a Recaman-like sequence

[Neil Sloane]

Oh, as far as you like!  In fact we could leave Jon's b-file of 10K terms
alone, and
you could add an a-file with as many terms as you wish.

That way clicking the "graph" button will show the detailed structure
before the giant spike appears, and your a-file will show the whole
sequence in text format.

If you wanted, you could also upload some of your own graphs to illustrate
the full run as far as you have it - as you have done in the past, e.g. for
the Yellowstone permutation!

Best regards
Neil

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On Fri, Mar 22, 2019 at 4:23 PM Hans Havermann <gladhobo at bell.net> wrote:

> Neil: "Right now Jon Schoenfield's b-file stops at 10000.  Could someone
> take it out to say 12000?"
>
> Or further? When Neil introduced Dan Preston's discovery, he noted that
> Dan "found other indices at 22044, 36618 which also fail to converge in a
> timely manner". I have a(22044) = 40795416328 and am working on a(36618).
>
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