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A308377
"Autotomy numbers" that have exactly 10 distinct decimal digits. Subtracting their last digit from the remaining part produces a shorter autotomy number (still with no duplicate digit). This process is iterated until the remaining part has only one digit (details in the Example section).
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2487159630, 2581740963, 3697512840, 3751908642, 3791508642, 3796512840, 4283716590, 4573921680, 4609785321, 4832716590, 4960785321, 4976853210, 5016793284, 5071693284, 5106793284, 5170693284, 5179386420, 5187429630, 5389710642, 5397186420, 5473921680, 5710693284, 5731908642, 5786413290, 5791308642, 5809764321, 5839710642, 5847102963, 5897130642, 5897643210, 5907864321
OFFSET
1,1
COMMENTS
The sequence is finite and has 182 terms; a(182) = 9876543210.
LINKS
Eric Angelini, Pandigitaux et saucissons (in French).
EXAMPLE
a(2) = 2581740963
Subtract 3 (last digit) from the remaining part 258174096 = 258174093
Subtract 3 (last digit) from the remaining part 25817409 = 25817406
Subtract 6 (last digit) from the remaining part 2581740 = 2581734
Subtract 4 (last digit) from the remaining part 258173 = 258169
Subtract 9 (last digit) from the remaining part 25816 = 25807
Subtract 7 (last digit) from the remaining part 2580 = 2573
Subtract 3 (last digit) from the remaining part 257 = 254
Subtract 4 (last digit) from the remaining part 25 = 21
Subtract 1 (last digit) from the remaining part 2 = 1 (single digit, end).
CROSSREFS
Cf. A308393 (definition of an "autotomy number", A050278 (pandigital numbers, version 1: each digit appears exactly once), A171102 (pandigital numbers, version 2: each digit appears at least once).
Sequence in context: A289544 A258611 A120290 * A271105 A134439 A288844
KEYWORD
base,nonn,fini
AUTHOR
STATUS
approved