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%I A353907 #12 Jun 11 2022 13:51:12 %S A353907 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,31381059609,1853020188851841 %N A353907 Numbers k such that k equals {alternating sum of digits of k} raised to the power of {number of digits of k}. %C A353907 These are the only terms of this sequence. %e A353907 31381059609 = (9-0+6-9+5-0+1-8+3-1+3)^11. %o A353907 (Python) %o A353907 def A(n): %o A353907 counter = 0 %o A353907 S = 0 %o A353907 q = n %o A353907 while q: %o A353907 q, c = q//10, q % 10 %o A353907 S += (-1)** counter * c %o A353907 counter += 1 %o A353907 return S ** counter %o A353907 def fixed_points_of_A(): %o A353907 for i in range(1,100): %o A353907 m = int(10 ** (1 - 1/ i)) +1 %o A353907 for k in range(m, 10): %o A353907 n = k**i %o A353907 e = A(n) %o A353907 if n ==e: print(n, k, i) #prints n, the value of the alternating sum, and of the power to which is raised this number. %Y A353907 Fixed points of A353906. %Y A353907 Cf. A055017 (alternating sum starting from the last digit of n). %Y A353907 Cf. A055642 (number of digits of n). %K A353907 nonn,easy,base,fini,full %O A353907 1,2 %A A353907 _Malo David_, May 10 2022