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A321350 Triangle read by rows: first row is 2; given row k, define the elements of row k+1 to be the (sorted) elements derived from row k by two recursion rules: (i.) if x is in row k, then (x+3)^2 is in row k+1; (ii.) if x^2 is in row k, then x is in row k+1.

Original entry on oeis.org

2, 25, 5, 784, 28, 64, 619369, 8, 787, 961, 4489, 383621674384, 31, 67, 121, 619372, 624100, 929296, 20178064, 147165589059485451825769, 11, 790, 964, 1156, 4492, 4900, 15376, 383621674387, 383625390625, 389504554609, 863596631401, 407154387856489, 21657710603225344113280242498332241368243395984
Offset: 1

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Author

Jeremy F. Alm, Nov 06 2018

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Comments

A variant of A296142, a sequence inspired by problem A1 on the 2017 William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition.

Examples

			First few rows are
2;
25;
5, 784;
28, 64, 619369;
8, 787, 961, 4489, 383621674384;
31, 67, 121, 619372, 624100, 929296, 20178064, 147165589059485451825769;
11, 790, 964, 1156, 4492, 4900, 15376, 383621674387, 383625390625, 389504554609, 863596631401, 407154387856489, 21657710603225344113280242498332241368243395984;
		

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