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%I A293666 #6 Oct 14 2017 10:46:34 %S A293666 1,3,6,11,4,15,2,19,38,7,30,59,12,49,8,51,104,21,80,9,70,137,10,83, %T A293666 162,5,94,191,18,119,16,123,14,127,258,17,154,293,22,171,20,183,350, %U A293666 13,192,373,24,215,408,25,222,23,234,457,26,253,482,33,266,27,278 %N A293666 Lexicographically earliest sequence of distinct positive integers such that the absolute value of the first difference contains only distinct prime numbers. %C A293666 This sequence is a variant of A081145 and of A230455. %C A293666 See A293667 for the first difference of this sequence. %C A293666 For n > 1, n is even iff a(n) is odd. %H A293666 Rémy Sigrist, <a href="/A293666/a293666.gp.txt">PARI program for A293666</a> %e A293666 The following table shows the first terms, alongside the first terms of the first difference: %e A293666 n a(n) a(n+1)-a(n) %e A293666 -- ---- ----------- %e A293666 1 1 2 %e A293666 2 3 3 %e A293666 3 6 5 %e A293666 4 11 -7 %e A293666 5 4 11 %e A293666 6 15 -13 %e A293666 7 2 17 %e A293666 8 19 19 %e A293666 9 38 -31 %e A293666 10 7 23 %e A293666 11 30 29 %e A293666 12 59 -47 %e A293666 13 12 37 %e A293666 14 49 -41 %e A293666 15 8 43 %e A293666 16 51 53 %e A293666 17 104 -83 %e A293666 18 21 59 %e A293666 19 80 -71 %e A293666 20 9 61 %o A293666 (PARI) See Links section. %Y A293666 Cf. A081145, A230455, A293667. %K A293666 nonn %O A293666 1,2 %A A293666 _Rémy Sigrist_, Oct 14 2017