This is a front-end for the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, made by Christian Perfect. The idea is to provide OEIS entries in non-ancient HTML, and then to think about how they're presented visually. The source code is on GitHub.
%I A291211 #14 Aug 22 2017 20:16:14 %S A291211 2,5,6,15,16,46,135,136,385,1072,21976,59813,59814,162682,162683, %T A291211 442329,1202506,3268905,24154808,65659807,485164995,1318815513, %U A291211 1318815514,26489121842,72004899025,195729609091,532048240237,1446257063899 %N A291211 Numbers k>1 such that k*k^(1/k) is closer to an integer than for any smaller number. %C A291211 The corresponding closest matching integers are given in A291212. %e A291211 Let s(x) = x*x^(1/x), r(x) = round(s(x)), d(x) = abs(s(x)-r(x)); %e A291211 a(1) = 2: %e A291211 s(2) = 2.8284271..., %e A291211 r(2) = A291212(1) = 3, %e A291211 d(2) = 0.17157...; %e A291211 a(2) = 5: %e A291211 s(5) = 6.8986483..., %e A291211 r(5) = A291212(2) = 7, %e A291211 d(5) = 0.10135169...; %e A291211 a(3) = 6: %e A291211 s(6) = 8.0880369..., %e A291211 r(6) = A291212(3) = 8, %e A291211 d(6) = 0.08803692...; %e A291211 a(4) = 15: %e A291211 s(15) = 17.96790087..., %e A291211 r(15) = A291212(4) = 18, %e A291211 d(18) = 0.03209912...; %e A291211 a(5) = 16: %e A291211 s(16) = 19.02731384..., %e A291211 r(16) = A291212(5) = 19, %e A291211 d(19) = 0.02731384...; %Y A291211 Cf. A291210, A291212. %K A291211 nonn %O A291211 1,1 %A A291211 _Hugo Pfoertner_, Aug 21 2017