%I A058760
%S A058760 2,6,11,19,38,174,190,230,365,377,417,445,485,493,537,553,565,606,681,
%T A058760 721,813,869,1133,1313,1717,2866,3946,4546,5631,5662,5811,6322,6351,
%U A058760 6711,6730,6855,7971
%N A058760 Integers whose set of prime factors (taken with multiplicity) uses each 
               digit exactly once (i.e. is pandigital) in some base b>1. Numbers 
               are expressed in base 10.
%C A058760 Note that the appropriate base for each number is not given here.
%e A058760 19 in base 3 is 201, which is pandigital, so it qualifies (having just 
               itself as a prime factor). A more elaborate example is 5662 = 2 * 
               19 * 149, which in base 6 is 2 * 31 * 405, also pandigital.
%Y A058760 Sequence in context: A024521 A163324 A048204 this_sequence A085573 A081691 
               A085571
%Y A058760 Adjacent sequences: A058757 A058758 A058759 this_sequence A058761 A058762 
               A058763
%K A058760 nonn,base
%O A058760 0,1
%A A058760 G. L. Honaker, Jr. (honak3r(AT)gmail.com) and Mike Keith (domnei(AT)aol.com), 
               Jan 01 2001