2019/08/15 by John Rafael M. Antalan, Antalan, John Rafael M.
Computer Science · Arts and Humanities · #Artificial Intelligence in Games #Teaching and Learning Programming #Art, Technology, and Culture
paper · pdf · doi:10.48550/arxiv.1908.06014
In this article, we give a particular recreational application of the\nsequence A000533 and A261544 in "The On-line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences"\n(OEIS). The recreational application provides a direct extension to "The\nRepetitious Number" puzzle of Martin Gardner contained in The Second Scientific\nAmerican Book of Mathematical Puzzles and Diversions published in 1961. We then\nprovide a generalization to the repetitious number puzzle and give a related\npuzzle as an illustrative example. Finally, as a consequence of the\ngeneralization, we define a family of sequence in which the sequences A000533\nand A261544 belong.\n