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A249829 Numbers m > 1 such that the fractional part of log_10(m!) is less than at any smaller m > 1.

Original entry on oeis.org

2, 5, 22, 27, 35, 95, 104, 197, 5935, 7399, 8998, 11671, 43628, 165535, 258335, 549545, 1542194, 2159448, 3121515, 5814278, 9242360, 21603225, 28563732, 40700787, 252544447, 5042264463, 11012237562, 31774693500, 203839526676, 291409419928, 421559495894
Offset: 1

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Author

Jon E. Schoenfield, Nov 10 2014

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Comments

This sequence is similar to A177901 (Numbers n > 1 such that s(n) = Sum_{k=2..n} log_10(k) is closer to an integer than at any smaller n) except that the values of s(n) are approaching integers strictly from above.

Examples

			01: log_10(2!)            =             0.301029995663981+
02: log_10(5!)            =             2.079181246047624+
03: log_10(22!)           =            21.050766592433840+
04: log_10(27!)           =            28.036982790964881+
05: log_10(35!)           =            40.014232648350316+
06: log_10(95!)           =           148.014099417119930+
07: log_10(104!)          =           166.012795764264301+
08: log_10(197!)          =           368.000340377705033+
09: log_10(5935!)         =         19820.000049027723957+
10: log_10(7399!)         =         25417.000038890177487+
11: log_10(8998!)         =         31674.000026273546156+
12: log_10(11671!)        =         42401.000022770999784+
13: log_10(43628!)        =        183479.000020074434223+
14: log_10(165535!)       =        792021.000004677597983+
15: log_10(258335!)       =       1285966.000004657640797+
16: log_10(549545!)       =       2915729.000001700437755+
17: log_10(1542194!)      =       8873548.000001330888624+
18: log_10(2159448!)      =      12740851.000000524918472+
19: log_10(3121515!)      =      18916606.000000301890432+
20: log_10(5814278!)      =      36805554.000000047404977+
21: log_10(9242360!)      =      60366371.000000019402831+
22: log_10(21603225!)     =     149067098.000000015088131+
23: log_10(28563732!)     =     200560833.000000014728648+
24: log_10(40700787!)     =     292040700.000000011129474+
25: log_10(252544447!)    =    2012285104.000000000412667+
26: log_10(5042264463!)   =   46733376736.000000000051832+
27: log_10(11012237562!)  =  105800965362.000000000047200+
28: log_10(31774693500!)  =  319900842599.000000000026403+
29: log_10(203839526676!) = 2216753613325.000000000006671+
30: log_10(291409419928!) = 3214306836834.000000000006605+
31: log_10(421559495894!) = 4717488684964.000000000000681+
		

Crossrefs

Programs

  • PARI
    n=2;f=1;while(n,if((F=frac(lngamma(n+1)/log(10)))Derek Orr, Nov 13 2014