This is a front-end for the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, made by Christian Perfect. The idea is to provide OEIS entries in non-ancient HTML, and then to think about how they're presented visually. The source code is on GitHub.
%I A254714 #12 Feb 15 2015 00:49:47 %S A254714 1,6,7,8,28,85,113,198,267,659,1014,10224,13451,537766,925036,1693817, %T A254714 1803181,2053555,11518526,41877989,66797547,90328940,105345415, %U A254714 343594795,654075889,934979323,1061368874 %N A254714 Numbers k such that the area of a circle of radius k is closer to an integer than the area of any circle whose radius is a smaller positive integer k. %C A254714 Inspired by A067561. %e A254714 k c=Pi*k^2 round(c) c-round(c) e=abs(c-round(c)) %e A254714 1 3.14159... 3 0.14159... 0.14159... %e A254714 2 12.56637... 13 -0.43362... 0.43362... %e A254714 3 28.27433... 28 0.27433... 0.27433... %e A254714 4 50.26548... 50 0.26548... 0.26548... %e A254714 5 78.53981... 79 -0.46018... 0.46018... %e A254714 6 113.09733... 113 0.09733... 0.09733... %e A254714 7 153.93804... 154 -0.06195... 0.06195... %e A254714 ... %e A254714 a(1) = 1. %e A254714 2, 3, 4 and 5 are not in the sequence, because their absolute errors e are greater than that of a(1). %e A254714 6 is in the sequence, because its absolute error e is less than that of a(1), therefore a(2) = 6. %e A254714 7 is in the sequence, because its absolute error e is less than that of a(2), therefore a(3) = 7. %e A254714 ... %o A254714 (PARI){m=1;for(n=1,10^10,c=Pi*n^2;e=abs(c-round(c));if(e<m,m=e;print1(n,", ")))} %Y A254714 Cf. A067561. %K A254714 nonn %O A254714 1,2 %A A254714 _Kival Ngaokrajang_, Feb 06 2015