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%I A106034 #9 Oct 06 2013 09:28:14
%S A106034 6,2,12,36,9,47,6,64,9,53,2,68,196,127,24,152,328,233,58,308,195,459,
%T A106034 288,61,319,118,594,379,214,706,159,721,392,187,617,396,23,665,346,
%U A106034 1080,661,398,1048,769,396,107,731,1463,1044,717,284,1396,1051,270,1490,897
%N A106034 a(n) is the least number such that n*prime(n)+a(n) is a perfect cube.
%e A106034 a(10)=53 because 10*prime(10)+a(10) = 10*29 + 53 = 343 = 7^3.
%t A106034 f[n_] := (Ceiling[(n*Prime[n])^(1/3)])^3 - n*Prime[n]; Table[f[n], {n, 100}]
%Y A106034 Cf. A014688.
%K A106034 nonn
%O A106034 1,1
%A A106034 _Zak Seidov_, May 05 2005
%E A106034 Extended by _Ray Chandler_, May 07 2005