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A257141 Numbers n such that n, n+2, n+12, n+14, n+18, n+20, n+24, n+30, n+32, n+38, n+42, n+44 and n+48 are all prime.

Table of values

n a(n)
1 10527733922579
2 15991086371740199
3 22443709342850669
4 69759046409087909
5 94415460183744419
6 164873121596539229
7 197053322268438509
8 212971209388223159
9 215768926871613989
10 248170682800139819
11 270109976153617319
12 326374793491266239
13 341896216415143109
14 341987213500572359
15 362035072661912369
16 401062754451879239
17 441180406661470349
18 450928996714672349
19 503035098004929209
20 533306698691196149

List of values

[10527733922579, 15991086371740199, 22443709342850669, 69759046409087909, 94415460183744419, 164873121596539229, 197053322268438509, 212971209388223159, 215768926871613989, 248170682800139819, 270109976153617319, 326374793491266239, 341896216415143109, 341987213500572359, 362035072661912369, 401062754451879239, 441180406661470349, 450928996714672349, 503035098004929209, 533306698691196149]

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