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> Looks like I'll have to find some spare CPU cycles to try the 11-stepper, too.

But you know that'll fail?

  • The smallest useful digit is 2
  • 2**50 has already more than 15 digits.
  • Any of your permutations will have 15 only.
  • It was said that there's no solution under 200+ digits
update

Probably I didn't think it thru, the product of more than 50 digits could contain many 1s acting as fillers in between your targeted 15 digits...

in other words 1277777788888899 is am eleven stepper too, just not the smallest.

BTW: For the same reason is 1223466778899 not the smallest 10 stepper.

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re^3: Multiplication digit persistence by LanX
in thread Multiplication digit persistence by tobyink

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