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%I A368989 #6 Jan 12 2024 12:05:13 %S A368989 1,2,3,4,8,24,26,48,124,342,624,1330,2400,3124,14640,16806,28560, %T A368989 29281,161050,371292,483153,1771560,4826808,19487170,20049821, %U A368989 24318700,62748516,214358880,289608539,410338672,815730720,2357947690,3234870386,6975757440,10604499372,25937424600 %N A368989 Values of records in A368698. %C A368989 Terms A324201(k) - 1: 8, 124, 161050, 410338672, ..., seem to form a subsequence. See comments in A368988 and in A344005. %F A368989 a(n) = A368698(A368988(n)). %Y A368989 Cf. A324201, A344005, A368988, A368698. %K A368989 nonn %O A368989 1,2 %A A368989 _Antti Karttunen_, Jan 12 2024