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%I A106027 #5 Feb 16 2025 08:32:57 %S A106027 4,7,4,12,6,19,20,9,12,31,12,33,14,17,20,17,51,19,53,54,22,25,28,25, %T A106027 33,27,82,83,30,33,86,33,88,35,38,41,38,46,40,53,54,43,46,133,46,135, %U A106027 48,51,54,51,140,53,142,143,56,59,62,59,67,61,74,75,64,67,86,67,88,69,72,75 %N A106027 Smallest m > n such that the Zeckendorf partition of m contains that of n. %C A106027 (A003714(a(n)) AND A003714(n)) = A003714(n); %C A106027 A007895(a(n)) = A007895(n) + 1. %H A106027 Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics, <a href="https://mathworld.wolfram.com/ZeckendorfRepresentation.html">Zeckendorf Representation</a> %e A106027 25 = 1+3+21 = Fib(2)+Fib(4)+Fib(8) with Fib=A000045, %e A106027 a(25) = 33 = 1+3+8+21 = Fib(2)+Fib(4)+Fib(6)+Fib(8); %Y A106027 Cf. A000045. %K A106027 nonn %O A106027 1,1 %A A106027 _Reinhard Zumkeller_, May 05 2005