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A162893 Integers n such that the century defined by the interval [100n+1,100n+100] (i.e., the (n+1)-st century) contains exactly three Ormiston prime pairs and no other primes.

Original entry on oeis.org

1057749, 2527374, 3850824, 4925140, 8318772, 8389776, 12195316, 15864637, 15876420, 16892233, 18032409, 19674784, 23413356, 23468604, 25331430, 27601386, 29421304, 30105598, 32702874, 39389043, 40515487, 43949157, 45468864
Offset: 1

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Ray Chandler and Ki Punches, Jul 16 2009

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Ormiston pairs must be of the form (100n+13,100n+31), (100n+37,100n+73), (100n+79,100n+97).
There cannot be more than three Ormiston prime pairs in a century.

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Proper subsequence of A162892.