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A112665 Numbers which can not be expressed as a sum of 2 triangular numbers and a power of 2. +0
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6222, 18081, 22161, 23428, 27342, 29847, 36115, 44137, 47677, 50211, 52534, 56751, 57220, 64008, 70146, 78210, 79632, 81003, 82396, 83538, 84531, 85603, 92374, 92847, 96441, 96873, 97054, 97461, 103572, 103935, 109045, 119685, 121134 (list; graph; listen)
OFFSET

1,1

COMMENT

Sequence proposed by Livio Zucca on it.hobby.enigmi. First prime number appearing is 152539. (Cf. A112625)

EXAMPLE

6221 and 6223 are not in the sequence since they can be expressed as 6221 = T(105)+T(32)+2^7 and 6223 = T(93)+T(56)+2^8.

MATHEMATICA

tab = Table[1, {i, 30000}]; T[n_] := (n + n^2)/2; Do[n=T[i]+T[j]+2^k; If[1<=n<=30000, tab[[n]]=0], {i, 0, 244}, {j, 0, i}, {k, 0, 14}]; Position[tab, 1] // Flatten

CROSSREFS

Cf. A112625.

Adjacent sequences: A112662 A112663 A112664 this_sequence A112666 A112667 A112668

Sequence in context: A068757 A031836 A094494 this_sequence A092726 A028545 A071130

KEYWORD

nonn

AUTHOR

Giovanni Resta (g.resta(AT)iit.cnr.it), Jan 12 2006

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