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%I A340735 #6 Jan 19 2021 21:18:03 %S A340735 6,14,32,90,140,200,294,1832,1070,888,1130,2180,2478,2972,4298,5592, %T A340735 1328,9552,30594,19334,16142,15684,81464,28230,31908,19610,35618, %U A340735 82074,44294,43332,34062,89690,162144,134514,173360,31398,404598,212702,188030,542604,265622 %N A340735 a(n) is the smallest positive integer that begins a run of exactly 2*n-1 consecutive integers having at least 4 divisors each. %C A340735 If "integers having at least 4 divisors each" in this sequence's definition were replaced with "integers having at least 3 divisors each" (i.e., composite numbers), the resulting sequence would be A045881. %C A340735 A045881(n) = a(n) except when the run of 2*n-1 consecutive composite numbers beginning with A045881(n) includes a number with exactly 3 divisors (i.e., the square of a prime). The first six such exceptions are as follows: %C A340735 . %C A340735 n A045881(n) a(n) 3-divisor number %C A340735 -- ---------- ---- ---------------- %C A340735 1 4 6 4 = 2^2 %C A340735 2 8 14 9 = 3^2 %C A340735 3 24 32 25 = 5^2 %C A340735 7 114 294 121 = 11^2 %C A340735 9 524 1070 529 = 23^2 %C A340735 12 1670 2180 1681 = 41^2 %C A340735 . %C A340735 There are no other exceptions among the first 672 terms of A045881 (see the b-file there). Can it be proved that there are no other exceptions? %e A340735 a(1)=6 because 6=2*3 (which has 4 divisors, {1,2,3,6}) is the first isolated number that has at least 4 divisors. %e A340735 a(2)=14 because 14 is the first number that begins a run of exactly 2*2-1=3 consecutive integers having at least 4 divisors each: tau(14)=tau(2*7)=4; tau(15)=tau(3*5)=4; tau(16)=tau(2^4)=5. %e A340735 a(3)=32 because 32 is the first number that begins a run of exactly 2*3-1=5 consecutive integers having at least 4 divisors each: tau(32)=tau(2^5)=6; tau(33)=tau(3*11)=4; tau(34)=tau(2*17)=4; tau(35)=tau(5*7)=4; tau(36)=tau(2^2*3^2)=9. %Y A340735 Cf. A045881. %K A340735 nonn %O A340735 1,1 %A A340735 _Jon E. Schoenfield_, Jan 17 2021