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A319718 Underline the central digit of all terms: the underlined digits reconstruct the starting sequence. This is also true if one translates the sequence in French and underlines the central letter of each word: the underlined letters spell the (French) sequence again. This is the lexicographically earliest sequence where repeated terms are admitted.

Table of values

n a(n)
1 331
2 233
3 10177
4 224
5 10314
6 10323
7 210
8 203
9 110
10 10717
11 84700
12 420
13 121
14 340
15 210
16 206
17 236
18 10182
19 10454
20 112
21 206
22 99300
23 10217
24 10323
25 420
26 212
27 103
28 326
29 10033
30 136
31 212
32 110
33 206
34 110
35 10033
36 270
37 117
38 470
39 1008224
40 43400
41 170
42 11000
43 10024
44 21400
45 14201
46 206
47 410
48 420
49 212
50 236
51 1004644
52 10066
53 224
54 32100
55 10043
56 121

List of values

[331, 233, 10177, 224, 10314, 10323, 210, 203, 110, 10717, 84700, 420, 121, 340, 210, 206, 236, 10182, 10454, 112, 206, 99300, 10217, 10323, 420, 212, 103, 326, 10033, 136, 212, 110, 206, 110, 10033, 270, 117, 470, 1008224, 43400, 170, 11000, 10024, 21400, 14201, 206, 410, 420, 212, 236, 1004644, 10066, 224, 32100, 10043, 121]

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