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A351686 Solution to stepping stone puzzle if we start with one 1 and n 2's for consecutive primes.

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%I A351686 #16 Jun 11 2022 13:52:05
%S A351686 13,23,31,41,53,61,73,97,103
%N A351686 Solution to stepping stone puzzle if we start with one 1 and n 2's for consecutive primes.
%C A351686 Start with an infinite square grid. Each cell has eight neighbors. Place one 1 and n 2's anywhere. Now place the prime numbers 3, 5, 7, ..., m in order, subject to the rule that when you place k, the sum of its neighbors must equal k. Then a(n) is the maximum m that can be achieved.
%H A351686 Rodolfo Kurchan, <a href="http://www.puzzlefun.online/problems">Puzzle Fun</a>, Forest of Numbers.
%H A351686 Carlos Rivera, <a href="http://www.primepuzzles.net/puzzles/puzz_1079.htm">Puzzle 1079. Forest of Prime Numbers</a>, The Prime Puzzles & Problems Connection, March 2022.
%e A351686 Illustration for a(1) with 1 stone = 13 from Rodolfo Kurchan
%e A351686    .  .  1
%e A351686    . 11  3
%e A351686   13  2  5
%e A351686    .  .  7
%e A351686 a(2) with 2 stones = 23 from Rodolfo Kurchan
%e A351686    .  .  1 23  .
%e A351686    . 11  3  . 19
%e A351686   13  2  5 17  2
%e A351686    .  .  7  .  .
%e A351686 a(3) with 3 stones = 31 from Rodolfo Kurchan
%e A351686    .  .  1 23  .
%e A351686    . 11  3  . 19
%e A351686   13  2  5 17  2
%e A351686    . 29  7 31  .
%e A351686    2  .  .  .  .
%e A351686 a(4) with 4 stones = 41 from Dmitry Kamenetsky
%e A351686    .  2 37 31  .  1  .
%e A351686   23  2  .  2 29  .  3
%e A351686    . 19 17 13 11  2  5
%e A351686    .  .  . 41  .  7  .
%e A351686 a(5) with 5 stones = 53 from Giorgio Vecchi
%e A351686   -- 47 -- 31 --
%e A351686   43 02 02 29 --
%e A351686   41 -- 23 03 01
%e A351686   02 37 05 11 --
%e A351686   -- 07 -- 02 13
%e A351686   -- -- -- 17 53
%e A351686   -- -- -- 19 02
%e A351686 a(6) with 6 stones = 61 from Giorgio Vecchi
%e A351686   -- -- -- 31 02 02 61 --
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- 29 -- 59 --
%e A351686   -- 47 37 23 -- 02 53 02
%e A351686   03 02 05 07 11 13 17 19
%e A351686   -- 01 -- 02 -- 41 -- --
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- 43 -- -- --
%e A351686 a(7) with 7 stones = 73 from Giorgio Vecchi
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- -- -- 61 -- 47 -- --
%e A351686   -- 07 -- 71 -- 59 -- 02 02 43 02
%e A351686   02 05 41 13 17 19 23 29 02 37 --
%e A351686   -- 03 11 02 53 02 73 -- 31 -- --
%e A351686   -- -- 01 67 -- -- -- -- -- -- --
%e A351686 a(8) with 8 stones = 89 from Giorgio Vecchi
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- 19 02 73 -- --
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- 17 -- -- 71 --
%e A351686   -- -- 29 13 02 23 02 67 02
%e A351686   07 05 11 59 -- 31 02 61 --
%e A351686   -- 02 03 01 -- 37 02 53 --
%e A351686   -- -- 89 83 79 41 02 47 --
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- -- -- 43 -- --
%e A351686 a(9) with 9 stones = 97 from Dmitry Kamenetsky
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- -- 61 -- --
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- -- 59 02 --
%e A351686   -- -- -- 67 02 02 53 19
%e A351686   -- 02 11 47 07 13 17 89
%e A351686   -- 05 03 01 23 02 -- --
%e A351686   -- -- 71 29 -- -- -- --
%e A351686   -- 73 02 31 97 -- -- --
%e A351686   -- 79 -- 37 -- -- -- --
%e A351686   02 83 02 41 02 -- -- --
%e A351686   -- -- -- -- 43 -- -- --
%e A351686 a(10) with 10 stones = 103 from Giorgio Vecchi
%e A351686 -- -- -- -- 103 02 --
%e A351686 -- -- -- -- 101 -- 47
%e A351686 -- 02 -- 97 -- 02 43
%e A351686 -- 23 29 31 37 41 --
%e A351686 19 02 -- 02 -- 02 --
%e A351686 17 53 59 61 67 02 --
%e A351686 13 02 -- -- -- 71 --
%e A351686 11 -- 05 89 02 73 --
%e A351686 02 07 -- 03 79 -- --
%e A351686 -- -- -- 83 01 -- --
%Y A351686 Cf. A337663.
%K A351686 nonn,more
%O A351686 1,1
%A A351686 _Rodolfo Kurchan_, May 04 2022