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A053340 Terms of A050530 with four prime divisors. +0
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5865, 8645, 10005, 10465, 13685, 15045, 15295, 16269, 18285, 20445, 22015, 24871, 26845, 27965, 28405, 28815, 29733, 30705, 31031, 31255, 33215, 35245, 36105, 37037, 37145, 37365, 37765, 37995, 38985, 39831, 40579, 41041, 43435, 44135 (list; graph; listen)
OFFSET

1,1

FORMULA

n=pqrs, having 4 prime divisors, square-free and n-Phi[n] is a prime

EXAMPLE

The 3rd entry is 10005=3*5*23*29, also in A050530 and A051593[10005]=5077 is a prime.

CROSSREFS

A051593, A050530.

Adjacent sequences: A053337 A053338 A053339 this_sequence A053341 A053342 A053343

Sequence in context: A020416 A076808 A104927 this_sequence A061735 A025513 A015295

KEYWORD

nonn

AUTHOR

Labos E. (labos(AT)ana.sote.hu), Jan 05 2000

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