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A128194 Absolute value of second differences of values of n for Cullen primes in A005849. +0
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4432, 3490, 266, 11069, 1911, 13619, 27010, 3982, 31169, 72698, 21768, 752305 (list; graph; listen)
OFFSET

0,1

COMMENT

In this sequence a(3) and a(5) are primes. Also a(1)+1, a(6)+1 and a(7)+1 are primes. And a(10)-1 is prime. These may at some future time begin three new sequences.

FORMULA

Find the absolute value of second differences of overlapping pairs of values of n

EXAMPLE

a(0)=4432 because the first two values of first differences in A128193 are 140 and 4572. 4572-140=4432, the first second difference.

CROSSREFS

Cf. A005849 A128193.

Sequence in context: A035784 A108008 A060363 this_sequence A091739 A166582 A043508

Adjacent sequences: A128191 A128192 A128193 this_sequence A128195 A128196 A128197

KEYWORD

easy,nonn

AUTHOR

Enoch Haga (Enokh(AT)comcast.net), Feb 18 2007

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