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A072171 Number of stars of visual magnitude n. +0
2
2, 6, 14, 71, 190, 610, 1292, 5946, 17765, 51094, 140062, 409194, 1196690, 3481113, 10126390, 29457184, 85689537, 249266759, 725105060, 2109295881, 6135840666, 17848866544 (list; graph; listen)
OFFSET

-1,1

COMMENT

These numbers are not well-defined, and the sequence is included only for completeness.

For magnitude 0, the number includes any star between -0.50 to +0.49 magnitude, of which there are only two, Sirius and the Sun. On average there is an increase of ~291% from one magnitude to the next.

LINKS

David Haworth, How Many Stars You Can Observe

CROSSREFS

Cf. A053406.

Sequence in context: A133155 A011455 A055691 this_sequence A131518 A130642 A119416

Adjacent sequences: A072168 A072169 A072170 this_sequence A072172 A072173 A072174

KEYWORD

nonn,dumb

AUTHOR

Robert G. Wilson v (rgwv(AT)rgwv.com), Jun 28 2002

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