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%I A349646 #23 Dec 25 2021 11:17:01 %S A349646 0,3,44,65,83,373,575,1126,12673,25670,30268,30525,40691,48240964, %T A349646 63327632,298506737,369490840,1113434519,1647703600,4958115803, %U A349646 64657664035,86155378906,184280298746,400812644253,411723964986,714853066875,1627993432495,2607864795784 %N A349646 Nonnegative integers which produce a record maximum MD5 hash. %C A349646 a(1) = 0; a(n) is the smallest k such that MD5(k) > MD5(a(n-1)), where integer parameters to MD5 are encoded as base-10 ASCII strings. %C A349646 If a(1) were defined as 1 instead of 0, the sequence would begin 1, 2, 3, 44, ... and then continue in the same way. %C A349646 If we assume that MD5 behaves like a random function from N to {0, ..., 2^128-1}, the expected length of this sequence is the harmonic number H(2^128) ~= 89.3. %C A349646 a(31) > 10^15. %H A349646 Ben Whitmore, <a href="/A349646/b349646.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..30</a> %H A349646 Wikipedia, <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD5">MD5</a> %e A349646 a(5) = 83 because MD5("83") = fe9fc289c3ff0af142b6d3bead98a923_16 = 338453431832254946862081270079334951203, which is larger than all previous values MD5("0"), ..., MD5("82"). %t A349646 recordsBy[l_, P_] := %t A349646 Module[{max = -Infinity, x, i, recs = {}}, %t A349646 For[i = 1, i <= Length[l], i++, %t A349646 x = P[l[[i]]]; %t A349646 If[x > max, %t A349646 max = x; %t A349646 AppendTo[recs, l[[i]]]; %t A349646 ] %t A349646 ]; %t A349646 recs %t A349646 ]; %t A349646 recordsBy[Range[1000], Hash[ToString[#], "MD5"] &] %o A349646 (Python) %o A349646 from hashlib import md5 %o A349646 def afind(limit): %o A349646 record = "" %o A349646 for k in range(limit+1): %o A349646 hash = md5(str(k).encode('utf-8')).hexdigest() %o A349646 if hash > record: %o A349646 print(k, end=", ") %o A349646 record = hash %o A349646 afind(10**5) # _Michael S. Branicky_, Nov 24 2021 %Y A349646 Record minima: A349647. %K A349646 nonn,base,fini,hard %O A349646 1,2 %A A349646 _Ben Whitmore_, Nov 23 2021