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%I A182569 #20 Feb 20 2018 05:07:25
%S A182569 7,11,23,29,37,47,97,149,157,199,241,379,521,613,631,1021,1741,2207,
%T A182569 3571,9349,10949,11933,17713,46381,46457,46601,50549,75169,196439,
%U A182569 203183,214129,560597,832129,2178343,3010349,3531343,14930441,15444581,16276621,24157961
%N A182569 Primes that have two terms in their Zeckendorf representation.
%C A182569 Primes of the form Fibonacci(x)+Fibonacci(y), x-y>1.
%F A182569 Intersection of A000040 and A179242. - _Michel Marcus_, May 28 2013
%e A182569 7 = 5+2. 11=8+3. 23=21+2. 29 =21+8.
%t A182569 nn = 40; f = Fibonacci[Range[nn]]; ps = {}; Do[ps = Union[ps, Select[f[[k]] + Delete[f, {{k-1}, {k}, {k+1}}], PrimeQ]], {k, 4, nn-1}]; ps (* _T. D. Noe_, May 08 2012 *)
%Y A182569 Cf. A014417, A179242-A179253, A182535, A182570-A182574.
%K A182569 nonn
%O A182569 1,1
%A A182569 _Alex Ratushnyak_, May 05 2012
%E A182569 More terms from _T. D. Noe_, May 08 2012