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Here are statistics on short sequences obtained with Alec's code. Feel free to add more. | Here are statistics on short sequences obtained by hand or with Alec's code. Feel free to add more. | ||
For a discrepancy C=2 there are: | For a discrepancy C=2 there are: | ||
* | * 6 sequences of length 3 | ||
* | * 12 sequences of length 4 | ||
* | * 18 sequences of length 5 | ||
* 18 sequences of length 6 | |||
* ... | |||
* 8 436 986 sequences of length 48, of which 89 are multiplicative | |||
* ... | |||
* ????? sequences of length 96, of which 119 are multiplicative | |||
* ????? ? sequences of length 192, of which 304 are multiplicative | |||
More precise data about multiplicave sequences themselves is available [http://michaelnielsen.org/polymath1/index.php?title=Multiplicative_sequences on this page]. |
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Here are statistics on short sequences obtained by hand or with Alec's code. Feel free to add more.
For a discrepancy C=2 there are:
- 6 sequences of length 3
- 12 sequences of length 4
- 18 sequences of length 5
- 18 sequences of length 6
- ...
- 8 436 986 sequences of length 48, of which 89 are multiplicative
- ...
- ????? sequences of length 96, of which 119 are multiplicative
- ????? ? sequences of length 192, of which 304 are multiplicative
More precise data about multiplicave sequences themselves is available on this page.