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%I A256749 #17 Jan 30 2025 11:22:21 %S A256749 0,60,61,120,122,180,183,240,244,300,305,360,366,420,427,480,488,540, %T A256749 549,600,610,660,671,721,732,781 %N A256749 a(n) is the time expressed in seconds starting at 0:00:00 at which the second-hand of a classical three hands clock is passing over any of the two other hands considering the minute-hand turns of 6 degrees in one minute and the hour-hand of 6 degrees in 12 minutes. %C A256749 The sequence is given for its first 1249 terms which corresponds to 12 hours. At 12:00:00 the clock is back to its initial state but as the time wheel keeps on turning a(1248) = 43200 + a(0) , a(1249) = 43200 + a(1), a(n + p*1248) = a(n) + p*43200 for any nonnegative integer p. %e A256749 a(0) = 0 as the second-hand is over the minute-hand and the hour-hand at 0:00:00, %e A256749 a(1) = 60 as the second-hand is over the hour-hand at 0:01:00, %e A256749 a(2) = 61 as the second-hand is over the minute-hand at 0:01:01,... %e A256749 a(23) = 721 as the second-hand is over the hour-hand at 0:12:01. %o A256749 (Python) %o A256749 m0 = 0 %o A256749 s = [0] %o A256749 for i in range(1, 60*12+1): %o A256749 m0 += 1 %o A256749 m = m0 % 60 %o A256749 h = (m0 // 12) % 60 %o A256749 a, b = i * 60 + h, i * 60 + m %o A256749 s.append(a) %o A256749 s.append(b) %o A256749 s = list(sorted(set(s))) %o A256749 for i in range(len(s)): %o A256749 print ('A256749('+str(i)+') = '+str(s[i])) %K A256749 easy,nonn %O A256749 0,2 %A A256749 _Martin Y. Champel_, Apr 09 2015