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A281197 Least number m such that A247600(m) = n.

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%I A281197 #34 May 08 2018 21:02:43
%S A281197 9,7,6,998,5,6331,15866,39860,100135,251616,636787,1617099,4124188,
%T A281197 10553076,27066256,69709243,179992154,465769460,1208198239,3140421185,
%U A281197 8179001679,21338684878,55762147707,145935688930,382465571795,1003652346718
%N A281197 Least number m such that A247600(m) = n.
%F A281197 pi(n*a(n)) = a(n) + n.
%e A281197 pi(5*9) = 9 + 5.
%e A281197 pi(6*7) = 7 + 6.
%e A281197 pi(7*6) = 6 + 7.
%e A281197 pi(8*998) = 998 + 8.
%e A281197 pi(9*5) = 5 + 9.
%e A281197 ...
%e A281197 pi(15*636787) = 636787 + 15.
%e A281197 pi(16*1617099) = 1617099 + 16.
%Y A281197 Cf. A000720, A247600.
%K A281197 nonn,more
%O A281197 5,1
%A A281197 _Seiichi Manyama_, Jan 17 2017
%E A281197 a(19)-a(28) from _Chai Wah Wu_, May 03 2018
%E A281197 a(29)-a(30) from _Chai Wah Wu_, May 08 2018