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%I A344147 #5 May 26 2021 02:44:40 %S A344147 193,53069,58422233,1348470667,2847740783,3237916229,5029745827, %T A344147 7643871979,15107731019,17902513283,21052092827,22187962591, %U A344147 28412311451,59363922119,81459096899,85780812149,102742076659,123894775231,137692362377,143889901511,170038274723,174648621811 %N A344147 Primes in A191746. %e A344147 a(1)=193=A191746(3) is the first prime in A191746 and a(2)=53069=A191746(11) is the second. %t A344147 (* function a037074[ ] and support functions are defined in A074040 *) %t A344147 a191746[n_] := Rest[FoldList[Plus, 0, a037074[n]]] %t A344147 a344147x[n_] := Select[a191746[n], PrimeQ] %t A344147 a344147[550] %Y A344147 Cf. A037074, A074040, A077800, A079164, A191746. %K A344147 nonn %O A344147 1,1 %A A344147 _Hartmut F. W. Hoft_, May 10 2021