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A261142 Numbers n such that n, p=prime(n) and q=prime(p) have the same sum of digits.

Original entry on oeis.org

88, 248, 826, 1417, 1571, 1595, 3682, 3928, 4448, 5089, 5137, 6479, 7754, 8038, 8384, 8461, 9257, 9640, 10393, 10825, 10922, 11878, 13294, 14290, 14767, 14941, 15977, 16786, 17684, 17777, 17935, 18437, 18677, 19495, 20497, 20555, 21649, 22487, 23239, 23396
Offset: 1

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Zak Seidov, Oct 22 2015

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Hence both p and q are Honaker primes (A033548) and both n and p are terms in A033549.

Examples

			n=88, p=prime(n)=457 and q=prime(p)=3229 have the same sum of digits=16;
n=248, p=prime(n)=1571 and q=prime(p)=13217 have the same sum of digits=14;
n=660349, p=178115131 and q=178115131 have the same sum of digits=28.
		

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