[seqfan] Re: Cases n>9?
Emmanuel Vantieghem
emmanuelvantieghem at gmail.com
Mon Mar 27 15:29:48 CEST 2023
Op ma 27 mrt 2023 om 07:12 schreef <israel at math.ubc.ca>:
> Finding the least such n may indeed be hard, but it's not that hard
> to find one such n: e.g. 144812890624.
> ...
>
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I think this is wrong : 144812890626 = 2*3*83*563*516499.
This is a good one : 63608890624 = (2^8)*10847*22907
63608890625 = (5^6)*(7^2)*251*331
63608890626 = 2*(3^7)*223*65213
Sincere greetings.
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