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A087743 Numbers n >= 3 with property that the remainder when n is divided by k (for 3 <= k <= n-2) is not 1. +0
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1,1

COMMENT

More generally, let prime_Y consist of the numbers n >= 2+Y which never yield a remainder of Y when divided by any number from 2+Y to n-Y-1. Prime_0 are the usual primes, A000040. This sequence gives prime_2.

FORMULA

P[n, Y] = P[n-1, Y] for most terms where P is a Boolean array of numbers n and Y their order of primeness: if P[n, Y] then n is a prime of order Y

CROSSREFS

Sequence in context: A047426 A026487 A130788 this_sequence A073568 A094576 A103103

Adjacent sequences: A087740 A087741 A087742 this_sequence A087744 A087745 A087746

KEYWORD

nonn

AUTHOR

Chas A Guderjahn (chasag(AT)aol.com), Oct 01 2003

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