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%I A281004 #8 Jan 12 2017 20:13:59 %S A281004 13,37,41,49,67,97,131,133,145,193,259,265,273,289,385,517,529,577, %T A281004 1027,1029,1033,1041,1153,1281,2053,2057,4101,4105,4113,4129,4161, %U A281004 6145,8195,8197,8209,8225,8257,8321,8449,8705,10241,16449,17409,18433,20481,24577,32771,32777,32785,32801,32833,32897 %N A281004 Numbers with exactly 3 ones in both binary and ternary representations. %C A281004 Intersection of A014311 and A023694. %C A281004 All terms are odd, since n == A062756(n) (mod 2). %C A281004 It is likely that a(136) = 1099528404993 is the last term. The next term, if any, is greater than 10^200. %H A281004 Robert Israel, <a href="/A281004/b281004.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..136</a> %e A281004 a(4) = 49 = 110001_2 = 1211_3. %p A281004 R:= NULL: count:= 0: %p A281004 for a from 2 while count < 136 do %p A281004 for b from 1 to a-1 do %p A281004 p:= 2^a + 2^b + 1; %p A281004 if numboccur(1, convert(p,base,3)) = 3 then %p A281004 count:= count+1; %p A281004 R:= R, p; %p A281004 fi %p A281004 od od: %p A281004 R; %Y A281004 Cf. A014311, A023694, A062756. Contains A280997. %K A281004 nonn,base %O A281004 1,1 %A A281004 _Robert Israel_, Jan 12 2017