This is a front-end for the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, made by Christian Perfect. The idea is to provide OEIS entries in non-ancient HTML, and then to think about how they're presented visually. The source code is on GitHub.
%I A341108 #7 Feb 18 2021 15:03:14 %S A341108 1,1,4,4,48,16,576,576,11520,768,9216,3072,3870720,552960,442368, %T A341108 442368,26542080,8847360,2229534720,445906944,70071091200,6370099200, %U A341108 76441190400,25480396800,83473779916800,1284211998720,5136847994880,81537269760,4892236185600 %N A341108 a(n) = A163176(n+1)*A003557(n+1). %F A341108 a(n) = A195441(n)*A341107(n). %o A341108 (Sage) %o A341108 def A341108(n): %o A341108 def L(n, p, r): %o A341108 s, q = 0, p - r %o A341108 while q <= n: %o A341108 s += n // q %o A341108 q *= p %o A341108 return s %o A341108 if n < 2: return 1 %o A341108 p = prod(p^(L(n, p, 1) - L(n+1, p, 0)) for p in primes(n+1)) %o A341108 q = prod(p for p in prime_divisors(n + 1)) %o A341108 return ((n + 1) // q) * p %o A341108 print([A341108(n) for n in (0..28)]) %o A341108 (Julia) %o A341108 A341108(n) = A163176(n+1)*A003557(n+1) %o A341108 [A341108(n) for n in 0:30] |> println %Y A341108 Cf. A163176, A003557, A195441, A341107. %K A341108 nonn %O A341108 0,3 %A A341108 _Peter Luschny_, Feb 07 2021