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A088752 Let CompositePi[n] = number of composite numbers <= n and PrimePi[n] = number of primes <= n, so that CompositePi[n]+PrimePi[n]=n. Then a[n] = Floor[n*(n-PrimePi[n])/(n-1-PrimePi[n-1]+n-2-PrimePi[n-2])] +0
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OFFSET

3,2

COMMENT

A distribution of composite numbers shadow function.

MATHEMATICA

digits=200 a=Table[Floor[n*(n-PrimePi[n])/(n-1-PrimePi[n-1]+n-2-PrimePi[n-2])], {n, 3, digits}]

CROSSREFS

Sequence in context: A084596 A056641 A010652 this_sequence A049788 A002558 A099634

Adjacent sequences: A088749 A088750 A088751 this_sequence A088753 A088754 A088755

KEYWORD

nonn

AUTHOR

Roger L Bagula (rlbagulatftn(AT)yahoo.com), Oct 14 2003

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