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A363098 Primitive terms of A363063.

Original entry on oeis.org

2, 12, 720, 864, 4320, 21600, 62208, 151200, 311040, 1555200, 7776000, 10886400, 54432000, 381024000, 4191264000, 160030080000, 251475840000, 1760330880000, 11522165760000, 19363639680000, 126743823360000, 251727315840000, 403275801600000, 829595934720000
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Numbers k > 1 in A363063 such that there are no i, j > 1 in A363063 with k = i*j.
Factorization into primitive terms of A363063 is not unique. The first counterexample is 1728 = 864 * 2 = 12^3.
For every odd prime p there are infinitely many terms whose greatest prime factor is p. Reading along the sequence, we see a term with a new greatest prime factor if and only if it is in A347284.

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			4 is in A363063, but is not a term here, because 2 is in A363063 and 2 * 2 = 4.
720 is the first term of A363063 that is divisible by 5, from which we deduce 720 is not a product of nonunit terms of A363063. So 720 is a term here.
		

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