Specifically for coldtortuga

[pmb]

A variation on a previous theme:

Base	Number	Number in Base 10
2	12	1
3	23	2
4	3124	54
5	4135	108
6	4126	152
7	651427	16200
8	76251348	2042460
9	82715369	4416720
10	986731210	9867312
Still churning - these O(nn) algorithms really soak up the CPU time... (I later hit Ctrl-C, so all numbers after this point are from coldtortuga)
11	A9876241311	2334364200
12	B935217612	421877610
13	CBA9584721313	1779700673520

Comments

[chanusa.livejournal.com]

You should add this to the OEIS! They love new interesting sequences
http://www.research.att.com/~njas/sequences/

[pmb.livejournal.com]

I thought that a sequence had to be published in a research result. How would I go about adding this sequence?

[(Anonymous)]

Your sequence doesn't need to be published; it just has to be a sequence of interest.
From the homepage, choose submit a sequence; it takes you to the following page:
http://www.research.att.com/~njas/sequences/Submit.html
After that, it's fairly self-explanatory.
Just make sure your explanation is clear so that others could replicate your work.
Be sure to check the "hard" box at the bottom since it is a hard sequence to calculate (computationally).
Then you'll have your own A number!
Good luck. If you'd like to run your submission past me first, feel free.