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Unable to Find Sequence Continuation or Formula

Posted 11 years ago

Hi,

I am doing research for a project. I have over 1500 numbers which are in sequence. I am trying to enter only a few numbers of this 1500 sequence list and with the help of those few numbers enter, I can generate the continuation sequence upto the 1500th number.

I bought a pro account just for this purpose. However, its not working. Any help will be appreciated. Here is the first 10 numbers.

105208,105508,105637,105934,106208,106258,106377,106769,107293,107537

Regards.

POSTED BY: H K
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POSTED BY: Marco Thiel
Posted 11 years ago

Hi,

Thank you for replies above. I am sorry as I did not give more details. Here is some more details on this.

  • There is exactly 1,696 numbers in each sequence.
  • There is NO negative numbers
  • Each number in the sequence is no more than 6 digits
  • The sequence range is from 000000 to 999999 and those 1696 numbers are generated from this range and then resets.
  • Each sequence has a Unique Number (UI) and a Common Number (CN). The Common Number for all 3 sequences below is 1500

The Unique Number for each sequence is below

Sequence 1 => 57 Sequence 2 => 58 Sequence 3 => 59

You can download the 3 sequences from this link => https://www.dropbox.com/s/wj5dmo1qtiwyce4/sequences.zip

I really hope the above information helps. if anyone has any specific questions, let me know.

Cheers

POSTED BY: H K

Are you sure such formula exists? Even The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences does not have it or its simplified version:

# - #[[1]] &@{105208, 105508, 105637, 105934, 106208, 106258, 106377, 106769, 107293, 107537}

{0, 300, 429, 726, 1000, 1050, 1169, 1561, 2085, 2329}

Explaining what is the nature of the numbers, giving more numbers, and any additional information - desirably complete info about the problem - would be helpful.

POSTED BY: Sam Carrettie
POSTED BY: Marco Thiel
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