A358312 Consider the graph of symmetric primes where p and q are connected if |p-q| = gcd(p-1,q-1). This sequence is an irregular table where the n-th row lists the first symmetric prime in a connected component with n vertices, with one representative for each nonisomorphic graph. Within a row, graphs are ordered by increasing size of its initial prime.
3343, 42293, 461393, 70793, 72053, 268267, 8917219
Offset: 2
Examples
T(2, 1) = 3343 has components {3343, 4457} which form the complete graph K_2. T(3, 1) = 42293 has components {42293, 42487, 63439} which form the path graph P_3. T(3, 2) = 461393 has components {461393, 519067, 692089} which form the complete graph K_3. T(4, 1) = 70793 has components {70793, 106187, 106189, 123887} which form the claw graph. T(4, 2) = 72053 has components {72053, 108079, 216157, 288209} which form the path graph P_4. T(4, 3) = 268267 has components {268267, 357689, 536531, 536533} which form the paw graph. T(4, 4) = 8917219 has components {8917219, 9908021, 14862031, 17834437} which form the square graph.
Links
- A. B. Kalmynin, On the Symmetry Graph of Prime Numbers, INTEGERS 21 (2021), #A2.
Crossrefs
Cf. A090190.
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