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A171742 First 4-fold intrinsically n-palindrome (given in base ten).

Original entry on oeis.org

24, 300, 30222192, 4838419019
Offset: 2

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James G. Merickel, Dec 17 2009

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Given the size of the first 3-fold 6-palindrome (13 base-ten digits; see A171705 or A171741), a fifth term is going to be difficult.

Examples

			a(2)=24 is 11 in base 23, 22 in base 11, 33 in base 7 and 44 in base 5.
a(3)=300 is 1A1 in base 13, 363 in base 9, 454 in base 8 and 606 in base 7.
		

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