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A153980 Positive integers n equal to the sum of all the different integers formed by the digits of n (n itself excluded), keeping the order of the digits. +0
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259146, 2185871, 2191530, 20317438, 22608949, 30512946, 33685085, 46400839 (list; graph; listen)
OFFSET

1,1

EXAMPLE

Example 1 : 10554 is not in the sequence, because

0+ 1+ 4+ 5+ 10+ 14+ 15+ 54+ 55+ 104+ 105+ 154+ 155+ 554+ 1054+ 1055+ 1554 = 4893 (instead of 10554)

Example 2 : 259146 is in the sequence, because

1+ 2+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 9+ 14+ 16+ 21+ 24+ 25+ 26+ 29+ 46+ 51+ 54+ 56+ 59+ 91+ 94+ 96+ 146+ 214+ 216+ 246+ 251+ 254+ 256+ 259+ 291+ 294+ 296+ 514+ 516+ 546+ 591+ 594+ 596+ 914+ 916+ 946+ 2146+ 2514+ 2516+ 2546+ 2591+ 2594+ 2596+ 2914+ 2916+ 2946+ 5146+ 5914+ 5916+ 5946+ 9146+ 25146+ 25914+ 25916+ 25946+ 29146+ 59146 = 259146

MATHEMATICA

big = 55000000; seq = {}; i = 1;

f[x_] := Union[ Map[FromDigits, Subsets[IntegerDigits[x], {1, Length[IntegerDigits[x]] - 1}]]];

While[i < big, If[Total[f[i]] == i, Print[i]; AppendTo[seq, i]]; i++ ];

Print[seq]

CROSSREFS

Sequence in context: A105657 A065794 A157670 this_sequence A146897 A002272 A066914

Adjacent sequences: A153977 A153978 A153979 this_sequence A153981 A153982 A153983

KEYWORD

base,nonn,more

AUTHOR

Jean-Marc Falcoz (jeanmarcfalcoz(AT)vtxnet.ch), Jan 04 2009

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