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A187743 Smallest number which is an unordered sum of two odd abundant numbers in exactly n ways.

Original entry on oeis.org

1890, 3150, 4410, 5670, 6930, 8190, 9450, 10710, 11970, 12600, 14490, 13860, 15750, 17010, 20160, 19530, 22050, 20790, 23940, 24570, 26460, 28350, 28980, 64680, 27720, 32130, 32760, 38430, 39690, 40320, 34650, 51660, 53550, 56700, 41580, 58590, 48510, 70560
Offset: 1

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Author

Donovan Johnson, Jan 03 2013

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Comments

The first 10000 terms are all divisible by 210.

Examples

			Summands are odd abundant numbers.
a(1) = 1890 = 945 + 945.
a(2) = 3150 = 945 + 2205 = 1575 + 1575.
a(3) = 4410 = 945 + 3465 = 1575 + 2835 = 2205 + 2205.
a(4) = 5670 = 945 + 4725 = 1575 + 4095 = 2205 + 3465 = 2835 + 2835.
		

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Programs

  • PARI
    /* finds first 1000 terms */ mx=4616430; ct=vector(mx); k=9384; v=vector(k); n=vector(1000); c=0; forstep(i=945, mx-1, 2, if(sigma(i)-2*i>0, c++; v[c]=i)); for(i=1, k, for(j=i, k, s=v[i]+v[j]; if(s<=mx, ct[s]++, next(2)))); forstep(i=1890, mx, 2, if(ct[i]>0 && ct[i]<=1000 && n[ct[i]]==0, n[ct[i]]=i)); for(i=1, 1000, write("b187743.txt", i " " n[i]))