a(n) is the number of possible choices for the first n terms of a "mean-central" sequence, where a monotonically increasing sequence of positive integers {b(n)} is called "mean-central" if for each positive integer k, the arithmetic mean of the first b(k) terms is exactly b(k).

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a(n) is the number of possible choices for the first n terms of a "mean-central" sequence, where a monotonically increasing sequence of positive integers {b(n)} is called "mean-central" if for each positive integer k, the arithmetic mean of the first b(k) terms is exactly b(k).