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A099938 Consider the sequence of circles C0, C1, C2, C3 ..., where C0 is a half-circle of radius 1. C1 is the largest circle that fits into C0 and has radius 1/2. C(n+1) is the largest circle that fits inside C0 but outside C(n), etc. Sequence gives the curvatures (reciprocals of the radii) of the circles.

Table of values

n a(n)
1 2
2 4
3 18
4 100
5 578
6 3364
7 19602
8 114244
9 665858
10 3880900
11 22619538
12 131836324
13 768398402
14 4478554084
15 26102926098
16 152139002500
17 886731088898
18 5168247530884
19 30122754096402
20 175568277047524
21 1023286908188738
22 5964153172084900
23 34761632124320658

List of values

[2, 4, 18, 100, 578, 3364, 19602, 114244, 665858, 3880900, 22619538, 131836324, 768398402, 4478554084, 26102926098, 152139002500, 886731088898, 5168247530884, 30122754096402, 175568277047524, 1023286908188738, 5964153172084900, 34761632124320658]