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%I A343860 #63 Jun 19 2021 20:23:49 %S A343860 8,9,10,18,15,24,45,35,90,90,210,264,117,90,585,136,435,522,1305,1935, %T A343860 306,235,3978,3608,4690,2415,1416,801,615,792,27234,1610,6090,50184, %U A343860 44290,3042,44109,8730,22698,41615,2097,1610,107535,186633,46104,40410,19485 %N A343860 For the numbers k that can be expressed as k = w+x = y*z with w*x = (y+z)^2 where w, x, y, and z are all positive integers, this sequence gives the corresponding values of y+z. %C A343860 A057369 lists numbers m such that two quadratic equations of the form t^2-k*t+m = 0 and t^2-m*t+k^2 = 0 have positive integer roots, where k is the coefficient of t and m is the constant in first equation, which has roots p and q (i.e., k, m, p, q are all positive integer, k=p+q and m=p*q). Also m is the coefficient of t and k^2 is the constant in second equation, which has roots u and v (i.e., k, m, u, v are all positive integer, m=u+v and k^2=u*v). Sequence [a(n)] represents corresponding values of k=p+q for A057369(m). %H A343860 Soumyadeep Dhar, <a href="/A343860/b343860.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..112</a> %e A343860 t^2 - (3+15)*t + 3*15 = 0 has roots p=3 and q=15, and %e A343860 t^2 - (9+36)*t + 9*36 = 0 has roots u=9 and v=36, and %e A343860 3*15 = 9+36 and (3+15)^2 = 9*36, so k = 3+15 = 18 is a term of this sequence. %e A343860 -- %e A343860 The first 10 values of k listed in A057369 and their corresponding values of w, x, y, z, and y+z are as follows: %e A343860 . %e A343860 n k w x y z y+z = a(n) %e A343860 -- --- -- --- -- -- ---------- %e A343860 1 16 8 8 4 4 8 %e A343860 2 18 9 9 3 6 9 %e A343860 3 25 5 20 5 5 10 %e A343860 4 45 9 36 3 15 18 %e A343860 5 50 5 45 5 10 15 %e A343860 6 80 8 72 4 20 24 %e A343860 7 234 9 225 6 39 45 %e A343860 8 250 5 245 10 25 35 %e A343860 9 261 36 225 3 87 90 %e A343860 10 425 20 405 5 85 90 %o A343860 (PARI) forstep(k=1, 1000, 1, fordiv(k, y, if(issquare(k^2 - 4*(y+k/y)^2), print1(y+k/y, ", "); break))); %Y A343860 Cf. A057369, A057442. %K A343860 nonn %O A343860 1,1 %A A343860 _Soumyadeep Dhar_, May 01 2021