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%I A268819 #12 Mar 01 2016 23:07:39 %S A268819 0,98305,3,0,6,98306,2,98305,12,98311,14,3,1,98307,9,0,24,98317,24,6, %T A268819 16,98319,27,98306,0,98304,23,2,30,98312,2,98305,48,98329,0,12,52, %U A268819 98329,6,98311,3,98321,3,14,14,98330,3,3,41,98305,43,1,4,98326,45,98307,6,98335,43,9,27,98307,19,0,27,98353,2,24,100,98305,1 %N A268819 Column 32769 of array A269158: a(n) = F(n,65537), function F as defined in A269158. %C A268819 Terms a(1) .. a(65536) occur as column 32769 in arrays A268728 and A269158. %H A268819 Antti Karttunen, <a href="/A268819/b268819.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..65536</a> %F A268819 a(n) = F(n,65537) = A269158(n,32769), function F as defined in A269158. %F A268819 Other identities. For n = 1..65536: %F A268819 a(n) = A268728(n,32769). %F A268819 A165471(n) = 1 - A010873(A052928(a(n))). %o A268819 (Scheme) %o A268819 ;; Two variants, both give same results in range n=1..65536: %o A268819 (define (A268819 n) (A268728auxbi n 65537)) %o A268819 (define (A268819 n) (A269158auxbi n 65537)) %Y A268819 Cf. A010873, A052928, A165471, A165472. %Y A268819 Cf. arrays A268728 and A269158. %Y A268819 Cf. A269157 (indices of zeros). %K A268819 nonn,look %O A268819 1,2 %A A268819 _Antti Karttunen_, Feb 25 2016