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%I A071371
%S A071371 1829413731,13096880161,28273111011,32480018341,79089694311,
%T A071371 330780346261,363500177041,602794125781,679251409201,905780175301,
%U A071371 956731265701,1010903523841,1011470714101,1086338816631,1312670706051
%N A071371 Numbers n such that n+0, n+1, ... and n+8 are, in some order, 1 * a prime, 
               2 * a prime, ... and 9 * a prime.
%e A071371 1829413731 is there because 1829413731=3*609804577, 1829413732=4*457353433, 
               1829413733=7*261344819, 1829413734=6*304902289, 1829413735=5*365882747, 
               1829413736=8*228676717, 1829413737=9*203268193, 1829413738=2*914706869 
               and 1829413739=1*1829413739. The left factors are the integers 1 
               to 9; and the right factors are primes.
%Y A071371 Cf. A071367 - A071373.
%Y A071371 Sequence in context: A129616 A105006 A090874 this_sequence A052094 A015429 
               A103752
%Y A071371 Adjacent sequences: A071368 A071369 A071370 this_sequence A071372 A071373 
               A071374
%K A071371 nonn
%O A071371 1,1
%A A071371 Don Reble (djr(AT)nk.ca), May 21 2002

    
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