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A217146 Numbers palindromic in 5 digits in at least 4 different (large) bases.

Original entry on oeis.org

4838419019, 6675709063, 13663698049, 41876599051, 45040065175, 97958718154, 152621159077, 159012936244, 269879465085, 524268472566, 586808622629, 631698774527, 866429089209, 914610285001, 938951012161, 1033860873698, 1327428637553, 1372403843311, 1683900384894
Offset: 1

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Author

James G. Merickel, Sep 27 2012

Keywords

Comments

This sequence is generated in pursuit of the 5th term for the cross-referenced sequence. The bases that create 5-digit palindromes for each of the terms shown are:
{91, 125, 144, 161},
{113, 130, 131, 150},
{139, 149, 174, 349},
{148, 193, 390, 450},
{162, 289, 306, 336},
{194, 351, 534, 558}, and
{208, 284, 424, 443}.

Examples

			The number 4383419019 (in base 10) becomes
a) (50)(70)(59)(70)(50) when put in base 91,
b) (19)(102)(33)(102)(19) in base 125,
c) (11)(36)(54)(36)(11) in base 144, and
d) 7(32)(61)(32)7 in base 161.
		

Crossrefs

Cf. A171704.

Extensions

a(8) added by James G. Merickel, Dec 09 2012
Terms sorted and added missing a(6) and a(9)-a(19) by Hiroaki Yamanouchi, Aug 22 2015