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%I A230482 #17 Nov 04 2024 01:32:41 %S A230482 -1,2,6,12,15,28,26,39,42,41,54,44,63,72,63,81,75,102,105,105,124,121, %T A230482 117,174,133,134,160,181,190,197,152,198,170,240,189,210,233,243,238, %U A230482 232,249,289,238,283,296,339,300,228,262,330,357,371,384,378,372 %N A230482 a(n) = (prime(prime(2*n)) - prime(2*prime(n)))/2. %C A230482 As difference of two odd primes, all terms of A230481(n) = prime(prime(2*n))-prime(2*prime(n)) are even, which motivates to define the present sequence. %C A230482 Further values: a(100)=617, a(10^3)=9344, a(10^4)=114171, a(10^5)=1325772, a(10^6)=14979156; a(10^10)~2.2*10^11, a(10^20)~3.9*10^21, a(10^30)~5.5*10^31. %H A230482 M. F. Hasler, <a href="/A230482/b230482.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..10000</a> %F A230482 a(n) = (A217622(n) - A230460(n))/2. %o A230482 (PARI) a=n->(prime(prime(2*n))-prime(2*prime(n)))/2 %Y A230482 Cf. A066066, A000040, A006450, A031215, A217622, A230460. %K A230482 sign %O A230482 1,2 %A A230482 _M. F. Hasler_, Oct 20 2013