This is a front-end for the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, made by Christian Perfect. The idea is to provide OEIS entries in non-ancient HTML, and then to think about how they're presented visually. The source code is on GitHub.
are consecutive primes (or 0 if none exist).
n | a(n) |
---|---|
1 | 5 |
2 | 11 |
3 | 29 |
4 | 6421 |
5 | 149 |
6 | 521 |
7 | 84913 |
8 | 1949 |
9 | 1277 |
10 | 43391 |
11 | 1151 |
12 | 4547 |
13 | 933151 |
14 | 2999 |
15 | 6947 |
16 | 1568867 |
17 | 10007 |
18 | 32297 |
19 | 4131223 |
20 | 25301 |
21 | 78779 |
22 | 12809491 |
23 | 91079 |
24 | 28277 |
25 | 13626407 |
26 | 35729 |
27 | 117497 |
28 | 37305881 |
29 | 399851 |
30 | 102761 |
31 | 217795433 |
32 | 288647 |
33 | 296909 |
34 | 240485461 |
35 | 173429 |
36 | 1026029 |
37 | 213158501 |
38 | 1053179 |
39 | 371027 |
40 | 1163010421 |
41 | 1885151 |
42 | 461801 |
43 | 1661688551 |
44 | 1155821 |
45 | 576881 |
46 | 3403741987 |
47 | 4876607 |
48 | 4252679 |
49 | 10394432611 |
50 | 838349 |
51 | 1775171 |