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%I A349743 #12 Dec 20 2021 09:46:33 %S A349743 0,1,3,7,15,23,31,63,127,255,279,287,319,383,511,831,855,863,895,1023, %T A349743 1911,1919,2047,4095,6015,6143,8191,16383,32767,65535,65815,65823, %U A349743 65855,65919,66047,66367,66391,66399,66431,66559,67447,67455,67583,69631,71551,71679,73727 %N A349743 Smallest Boolean functions from big equivalence classes representing monotone functions (subsequence of A227723). %C A349743 This is a subsequence of A227723 containing representatives of the big equivalence classes representing functions which are monotone in each of their variables. Because of the ordering of functions in the original sequence, the functions represented are actually positive functions (i.e., positive in each of their variables). %H A349743 Blair A. Seidler, <a href="/A349743/b349743.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n=0..209</a> %Y A349743 Cf. A000616. Subsequence of A227723. %K A349743 nonn %O A349743 0,3 %A A349743 _Blair A. Seidler_, Nov 28 2021