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A132410 Positive integers whose sixth power is the sum of seven sixth powers (smallest primitive solutions) +0
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1141, 1645, 1757, 2009, 2023, 2471, 3073, 3773, 3983, 4445, 4543, 4781, 4837, 4865, 4879, 4963, 5075, 5089, 5159, 5173, 5327, 5327, 5411, 5537, 5537, 5551, 5761, 5789, 5887, 6013, 6041, 6041, 6083, 6097, 6293, 6377, 6419, 6629, 6713 (list; graph; listen)
OFFSET

1,1

COMMENT

The terms given are the smallest integers that give primitive solutions. Repeated terms indicate multiple solutions.

Source: 1141, Lander, Parkin and Selfridge 1966; 1645 to 3073, Jean-Charles Meyrignac 1999; 3773 to 10199, Peter J Ansell, 2009

LINKS

Peter J Ansell, Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..96

Peter J Ansell, Sums of seven sixth powers

EXAMPLE

4879^6 = 2206^6 + 1263^6 + 4806^6 + 3126^6 + 2172^6 + 1446^6 + 18^6

CROSSREFS

Sequence in context: A027545 A113708 A020397 this_sequence A116174 A110731 A013539

Adjacent sequences: A132407 A132408 A132409 this_sequence A132411 A132412 A132413

KEYWORD

nonn

AUTHOR

Peter J. Ansell (math(AT)computer-man.demon.co.uk), Apr 16 2009

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