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Almost Golomb Sequences
Golomb's sequence $(G(n))$ is the unique nondecreasing sequence of positive integers in which each $n$ appears exactly $G(n)$ times. It satisfies the global self-referential rule $G(G(n)+G(n-1)+\cdots+G(1))=n$, grows smoothly like a power of $n$ governed by the golden ratio, and is not $k$-regular f
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