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A188224 For k > a(n), the maximum number of steps that the Euclidean algorithm requires for computing (k,i), with i < k, is greater than n.

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%I A188224 #12 Mar 30 2012 17:22:57
%S A188224 1,2,6,10,24,54,96,200,442,650,1548,2370,4060,7670,15792,25740,49074,
%T A188224 81900,147756,251012
%N A188224 For k > a(n), the maximum number of steps that the Euclidean algorithm requires for computing (k,i), with i < k, is greater than n.
%C A188224 That is, A034883(k) > n for k > a(n).
%Y A188224 Cf. A034883 (maximum length of the Euclidean algorithm)
%K A188224 nonn,more
%O A188224 0,2
%A A188224 _T. D. Noe_, Mar 24 2011