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%I A387634 #11 Sep 06 2025 15:43:48 %S A387634 5,11,24,31,57,76,236,479,1532,7652,82123,129791,274542,419569, %T A387634 3367328,7002435,7690249,45355072 %N A387634 Indices k such that s(k) is a prime p, s(k-1) = 2*p, and s(k+1) = 3*p, where s = A386482. %e A387634 Table of n, a(n), with a(n) = k, listing s(k) and its immediate neighbors: %e A387634 n a(n) = k s(k-1) s(k) s(k+1) %e A387634 -------------------------------------------- %e A387634 1 5 6 3 9 %e A387634 2 11 14 7 21 %e A387634 3 24 22 11 33 %e A387634 4 31 38 19 57 %e A387634 5 57 62 31 93 %e A387634 6 76 94 47 141 %e A387634 7 236 262 131 393 %e A387634 8 479 634 317 951 %e A387634 9 1532 1894 947 2841 %e A387634 10 7652 8654 4327 12981 %e A387634 11 82123 96182 48091 144273 %e A387634 12 129791 154474 77237 231711 %e A387634 13 274542 316978 158489 475467 %e A387634 14 419569 475466 237733 713199 %e A387634 15 3367328 3946174 1973087 5919261 %e A387634 16 7002435 6796442 3398221 10194663 %e A387634 17 7690249 8819038 4409519 13228557 %t A387634 s = Import["https://oeis.org/A386482/b386482.txt", "Data"][[All, -1]]; m = Length[s]; t = TakeWhile[Import["https://oeis.org/A387077/b387077.txt", "Data"][[All, -1]], # <= m &]; Select[t, #1 == 2 #2 && #3 == 3 #2 & @@ s[[# - 1 ;; # + 1]] &] ] %Y A387634 Cf. A064413, A386482, A386483, A387072, A387076, A387077, A387522, A387523, A387524. %K A387634 nonn,more,new %O A387634 1,1 %A A387634 _Michael De Vlieger_, Sep 04 2025 %E A387634 a(18) from _Chai Wah Wu_, Sep 06 2025