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%I A077637 #20 Sep 24 2021 10:18:45
%S A077637 0,2,4,6,14,40,56,100,332,1200,1696,7000,30514,146344,327236,566792,
%T A077637 3052270,16994324,24033604,146190716,936077324,6138269514,42081855636,
%U A077637 111338124722,810553782854,6225981742592,48626471887292,68768216033362,562892107725410,4743013205833238
%N A077637 Largest term in periodic part of continued fraction expansion of square root of A051451(n), i.e., sqrt(lcm(1..x)) where x is a prime power from A000961.
%H A077637 Chai Wah Wu, <a href="/A077637/b077637.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..37</a>
%e A077637 For A051451(10) = 360360, the periodic part is {3,2,1,132,1,2,3,1200} with 1200 as largest term, so a(10) = 1200.
%t A077637 t={A051451(n)} Table[Max[Last[ContinuedFraction[Sqrt[Part[t, u]]]]], {u, 1, 24}]
%Y A077637 Cf. A000961, A051451, A077636.
%K A077637 nonn
%O A077637 1,2
%A A077637 _Labos Elemer_, Nov 13 2002
%E A077637 a(25)-a(28) from _Ray Chandler_, Jan 16 2009
%E A077637 a(1) corrected and a(29)-a(30) added by _Chai Wah Wu_, Sep 20 2021