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%I A129025 #7 Sep 20 2024 05:45:25
%S A129025 14,52,78,133,152,248,345,538,1115,1404,1501,1790,1983,2080,2273,2562,
%T A129025 2851,2948,3237,3430,3527,3816,4009,4298,4683,4876,4973,5166,5263,
%U A129025 5456,6129,6322,6611,6708,7189,7286,7575,7864,8057,8346,8635,8732,9213,9310,9503
%N A129025 The first 8 values are predefined, the remaining set to a(n) = 48*prime(n)+n+2.
%C A129025 The motivation for these two sequences is that the order-168 Kleinian n=7 group seems to demand a non-Euclidean E9 type of manifold and my work in cosmology led me to think in terms of an E10 exceptional group.
%F A129025 Limit_{n->oo} A129025(n)/A129024(n) = 2.
%t A129025 a0 = {14, 52, 78, 133, 152, 248, 345, 538}
%t A129025 a = Table[If[n <= 8, a0[[n]], Prime[n]*48 + n + 2], {n, 1, 25}]
%t A129025 Join[{14,52,78,133,152,248,345,538},Table[48Prime[n]+n+2,{n,9,80}]] (* _Harvey P. Dale_, Feb 11 2015 *)
%Y A129025 Cf. A129024.
%K A129025 nonn,easy,less
%O A129025 0,1
%A A129025 _Roger L. Bagula_, May 06 2007
%E A129025 More terms from _Harvey P. Dale_, Feb 11 2015