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A177136 a(k) is the smallest k-digit bemirp (A048895).

Original entry on oeis.org

1061, 10061, 106861, 1106881, 10806881, 100688611, 1006088861, 10000169111, 100006601911, 1000000810681, 10000000001161, 100000010086091, 1000000006096691, 10000000001016101, 100000000069088101, 1000000000016106811, 10000000000060088191, 100000000000008608611
Offset: 4

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Lekraj Beedassy, May 03 2010

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			a(7) = 1106881 is the first 7-digit bemirp, i.e., it is the first among 7-digit emirp pairs (1106881, 1886011) which rotated through 180 degrees forms another emirp pair (1889011, 1109881).
		

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More terms from Giovanni Resta, Aug 14 2019