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%I A317083 #5 Aug 09 2018 05:27:15 %S A317083 1,1,1,5,7,5,5,5,13,11,1,5,19,23,11,23,25,5,7,19,31,37,17,23,37,29,5, %T A317083 47,43,19,23,61,49,19,13,61,55,1,29,19,61,47,1,37,67,61,35,91,73,7,19, %U A317083 61,79,91,41,61,85,65,11,101,91,59,47,77,97,37,25,43,103 %N A317083 a(n) is the first term less than the initial 2n+1 in the reduced Collatz trajectory. %e A317083 a(3)= 5 because, starting with 7, the iteration produces 11,17,13,5 and 5 is the first term less than 7. %t A317083 f[n_]:=NestWhileList[(3*#+1)/2^IntegerExponent[3*#+1,2]&,2*n+1,#>1&]; %t A317083 nextOddK[n_]:=Module[{m=3n+1},While[EvenQ[m],m=m/2];m];dt[n_]:=Module[{m=n,cnt=0},If[n>1,While[m=nextOddK[m];cnt++;m>n]];cnt]; %t A317083 Table[Part[f[i],dt[2i+1]+1],{i,0,70}] %Y A317083 Cf. A122458, A256598. %K A317083 nonn %O A317083 0,4 %A A317083 _Michel Lagneau_, Jul 21 2018