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A374375 Positive numbers of the form k*(k+1)*(k+2) that are products of smaller numbers of that same form.

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%I A374375 #36 Jul 14 2024 08:51:21
%S A374375 720,262080,43243200,85765680,14366626560,27680637600,8916100427520,
%T A374375 2871098559070560,5720836667515200,20123426048544000,
%U A374375 924491486191094640,297683700627082714560
%N A374375 Positive numbers of the form k*(k+1)*(k+2) that are products of smaller numbers of that same form.
%C A374375 All terms are divisible by 36, because the number k*(k+1)*(k+2) is always divisible by 6 so a product of at least 2 such factors is divisible by 36. The first 12 terms are even divisible by 720.
%C A374375 a(13) > 4.5*10^22 if it exists. - _David A. Corneth_, Jul 12 2024
%C A374375 b(F(2*k)^2-1) is a term for all k >= 2, where b(k) = k*(k+1)*(k+2) = A007531(k+2) and F = A000045 is the Fibonacci sequence, because b(F(2*k)^2-1) = b(F(2*k-1)-1)*b(F(2*k+1)-1). In particular, a(13) <= b(F(20)^2-1) = 95853241822852400000400. - _Pontus von Brömssen_, Jul 13 2024
%H A374375 David A. Corneth, <a href="/A374375/a374375.gp.txt">PARI program</a>
%e A374375 With b(k) = k*(k+1)*(k+2) = A007531(k+2), we have the following factorizations of the first 12 terms:
%e A374375                     720 =       b(8) = 6*120 = b(1)*b(4);
%e A374375                  262080 =      b(63) = 120*2184 = b(4)*b(12);
%e A374375                43243200 =     b(350) = 120*210*1716 = b(4)*b(5)*b(11);
%e A374375                85765680 =     b(440) = 2184*39270 = b(12)*b(33);
%e A374375             14366626560 =    b(2430) = 24*60*1716*5814 = b(2)*b(3)*b(11)*b(17);
%e A374375             27680637600 =    b(3024) = 39270*704880 = b(33)*b(88);
%e A374375           8916100427520 =   b(20735) = 704880*12649104 = b(88)*b(232);
%e A374375        2871098559070560 =  b(142128) = 12649104*226980390 = b(232)*b(609);
%e A374375        5720836667515200 =  b(178848) = 6*210*373176*12166770 = b(1)*b(5)*b(71)*b(229);
%e A374375       20123426048544000 =  b(271998) = 6*210*328440*48626760 = b(1)*b(5)*b(68)*b(364);
%e A374375      924491486191094640 =  b(974168) = 226980390*4073001576 = b(609)*b(1596);
%e A374375   297683700627082714560 = b(6677055) = 4073001576*73087057560 = b(1596)*b(4180).
%Y A374375 Cf. A000045, A007531, A364151, A374374.
%K A374375 nonn,more
%O A374375 1,1
%A A374375 _Pontus von Brömssen_, Jul 07 2024
%E A374375 a(8)-a(11) from _Michael S. Branicky_, Jul 07 2024
%E A374375 a(12) from _David A. Corneth_, Jul 12 2024