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(2n-1)^2
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This sequence can describe pi, because pi = 3 + 1/(6+9/(6+25/(6+49/(6+81/(6+121/(6+159/(6+...)))))))

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It is the sequence square of all prime number.Like: 1square=1. 3square=9 5square=25.
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9 isn't a prime number and 159 is not a perfect square. Perhaps 159 should have been 169, then it would be the squares of odd numbers.

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