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A249974 a(1)=1; otherwise, find the first digit from the left in a(n-1) which is 1, 3, 7 or 9. Omitting the digits before this one, we reverse the remaining digits, obtaining s, say. Then a(n) is the smallest prime which ends with s and has not already appeared.

Table of values

n a(n)
1 1
2 11
3 211
4 311
5 2113
6 2311
7 5113
8 6311
9 6113
10 8311
11 11113
12 131111
13 3111131
14 21311113
15 63111131
16 31311113
17 31111313
18 531311113
19 1131111313
20 273131111311
21 311311113137
22 5731311113113
23 6311311113137
24 12731311113113
25 2331131111313721

List of values

[1, 11, 211, 311, 2113, 2311, 5113, 6311, 6113, 8311, 11113, 131111, 3111131, 21311113, 63111131, 31311113, 31111313, 531311113, 1131111313, 273131111311, 311311113137, 5731311113113, 6311311113137, 12731311113113, 2331131111313721]