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%I A359027 #29 Dec 15 2022 17:00:16 %S A359027 1,2,1,3,4,2,5,6,2,3,7,8,4,3,9,10,5,3,11,4,12,6,13,14,4,5,7,15,16,4,8, %T A359027 6,5,17,18,9,19,7,5,20,6,10,21,22,5,8,11,23,6,7,24,12,9,25,26,6,13,8, %U A359027 7,27,10,28,6,14,29,30,9,7,11,8,15,31,32,16,12,7,10 %N A359027 A line of empty cells is filled by successive terms t >= 1 with t+1 copies of t and gaps of t empty cells between them. %C A359027 We write 1 into the first cell, then by leaving a gap of one empty cell we write another 1 into the third cell. %C A359027 Next, we write 2 into the first available empty cell, then write two more 2's by leaving gaps of two empty cells between them. And so on. %C A359027 It appears that the absolute values of A166711 appear in order nicely embedded into this sequence. - _Thomas Scheuerle_, Dec 12 2022 %H A359027 Thomas Scheuerle, <a href="/A359027/a359027.png">Scatter plot Y: ((1/2)+a(n))^(4/3) X: n = 1...20000</a> %e A359027 Cell filling begins, starting from an empty line: %e A359027 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | %e A359027 . %e A359027 |1| |1| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | %e A359027 . %e A359027 |1|2|1| | |2| | |2| | | | | | | | | | %e A359027 . %e A359027 |1|2|1|3| |2| | |2|3| | | |3| | | |3| %o A359027 (MATLAB) %o A359027 function a = A359027( max_n ) %o A359027 a = zeros(1,max_n); %o A359027 f = 1:max_n; k = 1; %o A359027 while ~isempty(f) %o A359027 j = f(1:(k+1):end); %o A359027 a(j(j(1:min(k+1,length(j))) <= max_n )) = k; %o A359027 k = k+1; %o A359027 f = find(a == 0); %o A359027 end %o A359027 end % _Thomas Scheuerle_, Dec 12 2022 %Y A359027 Cf. A166711. %Y A359027 Cf. A028920 (with infinite copies). %K A359027 nonn,easy %O A359027 1,2 %A A359027 _Tamas Sandor Nagy_, Dec 12 2022