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A291211 Numbers k>1 such that k*k^(1/k) is closer to an integer than for any smaller number.

Original entry on oeis.org

2, 5, 6, 15, 16, 46, 135, 136, 385, 1072, 21976, 59813, 59814, 162682, 162683, 442329, 1202506, 3268905, 24154808, 65659807, 485164995, 1318815513, 1318815514, 26489121842, 72004899025, 195729609091, 532048240237, 1446257063899
Offset: 1

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Hugo Pfoertner, Aug 21 2017

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The corresponding closest matching integers are given in A291212.

Examples

			Let s(x) = x*x^(1/x), r(x) = round(s(x)), d(x) = abs(s(x)-r(x));
a(1) = 2:
  s(2) = 2.8284271...,
  r(2) = A291212(1) = 3,
  d(2) = 0.17157...;
a(2) = 5:
  s(5) = 6.8986483...,
  r(5) = A291212(2) = 7,
  d(5) = 0.10135169...;
a(3) = 6:
  s(6) = 8.0880369...,
  r(6) = A291212(3) = 8,
  d(6) = 0.08803692...;
a(4) = 15:
  s(15) = 17.96790087...,
  r(15) = A291212(4) = 18,
  d(18) = 0.03209912...;
a(5) = 16:
  s(16) = 19.02731384...,
  r(16) = A291212(5) = 19,
  d(19) = 0.02731384...;
		

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