use Quantum::Superpositions;
$nines[1] = any(9);
for $i ( 1..8 ){
$nines[$i+1] = any eigenstates any map{
$nines[$_]+$nines[$i-$_+1],
$nines[$_]-$nines[$i-$_+1],
$nines[$_]*$nines[$i-$_+1],
$nines[$_]/any grep{$_!=0}eigenstates $nines[$i-$_+1]
} 1..$i;
print $nines[$i+1],"\n";
for( $_=1;;$_++){ last unless $_ eq $nines[$i+1] }
print "$_\n";
}
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