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%I A360597 #8 Feb 14 2023 12:54:53 %S A360597 2,3,4,8,5,6,18,7,9,45,10,11,77,12,30,13,14,91,16,15,160,17,19,228,20, %T A360597 21,510,22,28,23,24,276,25,26,1100,27,39,29,31,279,32,58,33,34,561,35, %U A360597 56,36,40,37,38,1332,41,42,1558,43,44,1419,46,47,2632,48,49 %N A360597 Ratios of consecutive terms of A084337: a(n) = max(A084337(n), A084337(n+1)) / min(A084337(n), A084337(n+1)). %C A360597 All terms are distinct. %H A360597 Rémy Sigrist, <a href="/A360597/a360597.gp.txt">PARI program</a> %e A360597 For n = 20: %e A360597 A084337(20) = 1920 and A084337(21) = 12, %e A360597 so a(20) = 1920 / 12 = 160. %e A360597 For n = 21: %e A360597 A084337(21) = 12 and A084337(22) = 204, %e A360597 so a(21) = 204 / 12 = 17. %o A360597 (PARI) See Links section. %Y A360597 Cf. A084337. %K A360597 nonn %O A360597 0,1 %A A360597 _Rémy Sigrist_, Feb 13 2023