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%I A219611 #12 Apr 24 2013 12:10:48 %S A219611 1,3,5,9,11,14,14,21 %N A219611 a(n) is the smallest omega(A061214(k)) sampled over all indices k of prime gaps prime(k+1) - prime(k) = 2n, where omega = A001221. %C A219611 The example demonstrates that the minimum order of the set of primes represented by all composites in the prime gap 2*n is not necessarily obtained by using the smallest prime(k) (that would be A038664). %e A219611 For n=8: p_283-p_282 = p_296-p_295 = 2*8=16; omega(A061214(282)) > omega(A061214(295)); omega(A061214(295)) = 21; so a(8) = 21. %Y A219611 Cf. A052297. %K A219611 nonn,more %O A219611 1,2 %A A219611 _Naohiro Nomoto_, Apr 12 2013