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%I A065759
%S A065759 655,1461,1642,2361,3442,6550,14610,16420,23610,34420,65500,146100,
%T A065759 164200,236100,344200,655000,1461000,1642000,2361000,3442000,6550000,
%U A065759 14610000,16420000,23610000,34420000,65500000,146100000,164200000
%N A065759 For a number n of length l, let f(n) be the sum of the products of the 
               first i digits of x multiplied by the last l-i digits, for i from 
               1 to l-1, e.g. f(1234) = 1*234 + 12*34 + 123*4 = 1134. Sequence gives 
               n such that f(n) = n.
%C A065759 Are there any terms > 3442 which are not just a previous term followed 
               by zeros?
%e A065759 n = 655 is in the sequence because f(655) = 65*5 + 6*55 = 325 + 330 = 
               655.
%Y A065759 Sequence in context: A145125 A145202 A060520 this_sequence A088894 A015277 
               A135418
%Y A065759 Adjacent sequences: A065756 A065757 A065758 this_sequence A065760 A065761 
               A065762
%K A065759 base,nonn
%O A065759 1,1
%A A065759 Jonathan Ayres (jonathan.ayres(AT)btinternet.com), Nov 17 2001

    
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