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A120335 CRF(13): consecutive refactorable numbers (rf, rf-1 are refactorable) such that 13 is the smallest prime divisor of rf.

Original entry on oeis.org

79600343456925208350554324952070658488321, 67727051825754224132985695308485992267126791150081, 17096333467784942360991864487916588941402614691799041
Offset: 1

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Author

Walter Kehowski, Jun 22 2006

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The sequence has prime factorization (13*197)^12, (13*1093)^12, (13*1733)^12, (13*17*139)^12, (13*7877)^12, (13*16069)^12.

Examples

			a(1)=(13*197)^12 is the first number rf such that rf refactorable, 13 is the smallest prime of rf and rf-1 is refactorable.
		

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Formula

a(n) = is the n-th number rf such that both rf and rf-1 are refactorable and 13 is the smallest prime divisor of rf.