Yagel Numbers in the OEIS

The grid gives both a square array and sequences of prime locations. Each sequence below has its own definition, data and verification programs.

The OEIS uses n as the sequence index; each sequence page explains how its notation corresponds to the paper's order k and exponent n.

The grid's edges in the OEIS

The first row and the first column of the grid, on both faces, were in the OEIS before this project, as were rows 2 and 3. Each sequence below is written in this site's letters; the OEIS entries use their own.

edge of the grid numbers OEIS
row k=1, minus faceMersenne numbers 2n−1: exponents giving primesA000043
row k=2, both faces2⋅3n−1 and 2⋅3n+1: exponents giving primesA003307, A003306
row k=3, both faces6⋅5n−1 and 6⋅5n+1: exponents giving primesA257790, A143279
column n=1, minus facenumbers pk#−1: the orders k, and the primes pk, at which it is primeA057704, A006794
column n=1, plus faceEuclid numbers pk#+1: the orders k, and the primes pk, at which it is primeA014545, A005234
the coefficientsprimorials pk#, and the primesA002110, A000040

Checked 9 October 2026: on every edge listed, the OEIS terms agree with this site's catalogue of proven primes as far as both reach.