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%I A354192 #14 May 20 2022 23:04:48
%S A354192 1,2,4,8,15,16,30,32,60,64,91,120,128,182,187,225,240,256,364,374,450,
%T A354192 480,512,551,728,748,851,900,960,1024,1102,1271,1365,1456,1496,1702,
%U A354192 1800,1920,2048,2204,2279,2542,2730,2805,2867,2912,2992,3375,3404,3600,3840,4096,4307,4408,4558,5084,5460,5610,5734,5824,5963
%N A354192 Fixed points of permutation A267099.
%C A354192 If k is included, then also 2*k is present. All terms of A048630, i.e., semiprimes p*q where q = A267099(p) are present, as well as their powers, and any products of their combinations.
%e A354192 As A267099(3) = 5 and A267099(5) = 3, 15 = 3*5 is present, as well as any 15^k and 2^k * 15, for k >= 0.
%e A354192 As A267099(7) = 13 and A267099(13) = 7, 91 = 7*13 is present, and also 91*15 = 1365 is present.
%o A354192 (PARI) isA354192(n) = A354193(n);
%Y A354192 Subsequence of A072202 and of A354189.
%Y A354192 Primitive elements are {2} U A048630.
%Y A354192 Cf. A354193 (characteristic function), A000079 (subsequence), A267099.
%K A354192 nonn
%O A354192 1,2
%A A354192 _Antti Karttunen_, May 19 2022