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%I A317679 #16 Dec 11 2019 08:44:42 %S A317679 1,5,23,7,31,103,7,17,47,67,7,31,43,103,211,19,47,61,89,131,313,7,23, %T A317679 103,167,263,359,503,47,83,101,137,191,353,461,587,13,53,73,113,173, %U A317679 193,293,353,953,7,29,73,139,227,293,557,601,821,1063 %N A317679 Sets of n distinct primes q_i in ascending order, written as a triangle, providing the fair compensation amounts corresponding to the asset counts p_i of A317678. %C A317679 See A317678 for detailed information. Since there is no solution satisfying the criteria for n=1, a(1)=1 is set to complete the triangle. %e A317679 Triangle begins: %e A317679 1; %e A317679 5, 23; %e A317679 7, 31, 103; %e A317679 7, 17, 47, 67; %e A317679 7, 31, 43, 103, 211; %e A317679 19, 47, 61, 89, 131, 313; %e A317679 7, 23, 103, 167, 263, 359, 503; %e A317679 ... %Y A317679 Cf. A317678, A317680. %K A317679 nonn,tabl %O A317679 1,2 %A A317679 _Hugo Pfoertner_, Aug 10 2018