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%I A358386 #28 Nov 19 2022 05:39:13 %S A358386 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,11,10,15,18,14,12,20,17,23,16,25,30,19,27,38,29,49, %T A358386 26,31,62,35,13,77,39,94,32,42,110,45,129,43,48,149,51,172,56,195,61, %U A358386 218,63,64,241,71,67,266,79,70,293,87,73,21,323,75,356,101,78,389,109,82,28,424,116,88,461,125,40,33,34,22,500 %N A358386 Distinct values of A030717 in order of appearance. %C A358386 Conjecture: 41 is not a term. This conjecture is related to A030720. Nowhere among the first 3*10^5 terms in A030717 does 41 appear. %H A358386 Seiichi Manyama, <a href="/A358386/b358386.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..2000</a> %o A358386 (Ruby) %o A358386 def A030717(n) %o A358386 ary = [1] %o A358386 (n - 1).times{ %o A358386 ary += ary.uniq.sort.map{|i| ary.count(i)} %o A358386 } %o A358386 ary %o A358386 end %o A358386 p A030717(50).uniq %Y A358386 Cf. A030717, A030720. %K A358386 nonn %O A358386 1,2 %A A358386 _Seiichi Manyama_, Nov 13 2022