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%I A304749 #6 May 27 2018 19:44:51 %S A304749 0,1,11,10,110,100,101,111,1111,1110,1100,1000,1001,1011,1010,11010, %T A304749 11000,10000,10001,10011,10010,10110,10100,10101,10111,11111,11110, %U A304749 11100,11101,11001,11011,111011,111010,111000,110000,100000,100001,100011,100010,100110,100100,100101,100111,101111,101110,101100,101000,101001,101011,101010,1101010,1101000 %N A304749 A303769 shown in binary. %H A304749 <a href="/index/Bi#binary">Index entries for sequences related to binary expansion of n</a> %F A304749 a(n) = A007088(A303769(n)). %e A304749 The code can be constructed by the rule: a(n+1) is either the largest number obtained from a(n) by toggling one 1-bit off if no such number is yet in the sequence, otherwise the least number not yet in sequence that can be obtained from a(n) by toggling one 0-bit on. In both cases the bit to be toggled is the rightmost possible that results yet an unencountered code. Note that this code doesn't cover all binary sequences, for example 1101 is missing: %e A304749 0 0 %e A304749 1 1 %e A304749 2 11 %e A304749 3 10 %e A304749 4 110 %e A304749 5 100 %e A304749 6 101 %e A304749 7 111 %e A304749 8 1111 %e A304749 9 1110 %e A304749 10 1100 %e A304749 11 1000 %e A304749 12 1001 %e A304749 13 1011 %e A304749 14 1010 %e A304749 15 11010 %e A304749 16 11000 %e A304749 17 10000 %e A304749 18 10001 %e A304749 19 10011 %e A304749 20 10010 %e A304749 21 10110 %e A304749 22 10100 %e A304749 23 10101 %e A304749 24 10111 %e A304749 25 11111 %e A304749 26 11110 %e A304749 27 11100 %e A304749 28 11101 %e A304749 29 11001 %e A304749 30 11011 %e A304749 31 111011 %e A304749 32 111010 %e A304749 33 111000 %e A304749 34 110000 %e A304749 35 100000 %e A304749 36 100001 %e A304749 37 100011 %e A304749 38 100010 %e A304749 39 100110 %e A304749 40 100100 %e A304749 41 100101 %e A304749 42 100111 %e A304749 43 101111 %e A304749 44 101110 %e A304749 45 101100 %e A304749 46 101000 %e A304749 47 101001 %e A304749 48 101011 %e A304749 49 101010 %e A304749 50 1101010 %e A304749 51 1101000 %e A304749 52 1100000 %e A304749 53 1000000 %Y A304749 Cf. A007088, A303769. %Y A304749 Cf. also A304747. %K A304749 nonn,base %O A304749 0,3 %A A304749 _Antti Karttunen_, May 23 2018