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%I A343050 #23 Apr 05 2021 04:03:48 %S A343050 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,36,15,24,384,175,12,735,128,672,135,144,1575,11, %T A343050 1296,139968,624,3276,1886976,224,816,216,432,34992,1197,12768,315, %U A343050 132,3168,115,6624,8832,2916,1176,1344,3915,739935 %N A343050 Zuckerman numbers (A007602) ordered by increasing value of k/A007954(k) where A007954(k) is the product of the decimal digits of k. %C A343050 a(n) is the Zuckerman number corresponding to A343036(n). %e A343050 As a table, sequence begins: %e A343050 1 [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] %e A343050 2 [36] %e A343050 3 [15, 24] %e A343050 4 [384] %e A343050 5 [175] %e A343050 6 [12] %e A343050 7 [735] %e A343050 8 [128, 672] %e A343050 9 [135, 144, 1575] %e A343050 10 [] %e A343050 11 [11] %e A343050 12 [1296, 139968] %e A343050 13 [624, 3276, 1886976] %e A343050 14 [224] %e A343050 15 [] %e A343050 16 [] %e A343050 17 [816] %e A343050 18 [216, 432, 34992] %e A343050 19 [1197, 12768] %e A343050 20 [] %e A343050 21 [315] %e A343050 22 [132, 3168] %e A343050 23 [115, 6624, 8832] %e A343050 24 [] %e A343050 25 [] %e A343050 26 [] %e A343050 27 [2916] %e A343050 28 [1176, 1344] %e A343050 29 [3915, 739935] %e A343050 30 [] %e A343050 ... where the 1st column is A056770 and the number of terms per rows is A339757. %Y A343050 Cf. A007954 (product of decimal digits), A007602 (Zuckerman numbers), A056770. %Y A343050 Cf. A288069 (Zuckerman quotients), A342593 (Zuckerman non-quotients), A343036. %Y A343050 Cf. A339757. %K A343050 nonn,base,more %O A343050 1,2 %A A343050 _Michel Marcus_, Apr 03 2021 %E A343050 a(29)-a(45) from _David A. Corneth_, Apr 03 2021