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A118061 a(n)=9800n^2-5740n-4059; a(n)+(a(n)+1)+...+(a(n)+9800n+6929)=(a(n)+9800n+6930)+...+(a(n)+19600n+4059); a(n)+19600n+4059=a(n+1)-1; a(n+1)-1=a(n)+19600n+4059. +0
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1, 23661, 66921, 129781, 212241, 314301, 435961, 577221, 738081, 918541, 1118601, 1338261, 1577521, 1836381, 2114841, 2412901, 2730561, 3067821, 3424681, 3801141, 4197201, 4612861, 5048121, 5502981, 5977441, 6471501 (list; graph; listen)
OFFSET

1,2

COMMENT

In general, all sequences of equations which contain every positive integer in order exactly once (a pair wise equal summed, ordered partition of the positive integers) may be defined as follows: For all k, let x(k)=A001652(k) and z(k)=A001653(k). Then if we define a(n) to be (x(k)+z(k))n^2-(z(k)-1)n-x(k), the following equation is true: a(n)+(a(n)+1)+...+(a(n)+(x(k)+z(k))n+(2x(k)+z(k)-1)/2)=(a(n)+ (x(k)+z(k))n+(2x(k)+z(k)+1)/2)+...+(a(n)+2(x(k)+z(k))n+x(k)); a(n)+2(x(k)+z(k))n+x(k))=a(n+1)-1; e.g., in this sequence, x(5)=A001652(5)=4059 and z(5)=A001653(5)=5741; cf. A000290,A118057-A118060.

FORMULA

a(n)+(a(n)+1)+...+(a(n)+576n+203)=35(140n-41)(140n+29)(140n+99); e.g., 66921+66922+...+103250=3091156215=35*379*449*519.

EXAMPLE

a(3)= 9800*3^2-5740*3-4059=66921, a(4)=9800*4^2-5740*4-4059=129781 and 66921+66922+...+103250=103251+...+129780

CROSSREFS

Sequence in context: A133968 A031847 A069334 this_sequence A011254 A066234 A084691

Adjacent sequences: A118058 A118059 A118060 this_sequence A118062 A118063 A118064

KEYWORD

nonn

AUTHOR

Charlie Marion (charliemath(AT)optonline.net), Apr 26 2006

EXTENSIONS

Corrected by T. D. Noe (noe(AT)sspectra.com), Nov 13 2006

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