A373321 Numbers which are their own imbalance when written in French (see the definition of the imbalance in the Comments section).
4, 16, 19, 22, 24, 25, 34, 41, 70, 97, 119, 128, 138, 152, 155, 170, 174, 222, 232, 258, 285, 296
Offset: 1
Examples
4 has an imbalance of 4 units when written in French and cut between A and T: Q+U+A = 39 and T+R+E = 43. We have indeed 43 - 39 = 4. 16 has an imbalance of 16 units when written in French and cut between E and I: S+E = 24 and I+Z+E = 40. We have indeed 40 - 24 = 16. The cuts in the integers below are made using this sign ——: QUA——TRE (43——39 = 4) SE——IZE (24——40 = 16) DIXN——EUF (51——32 = 19) VING——TDEUX (52——74 = 22) VINGTQ——UATRE (89——65 = 24) VIN——GTCINQ (45——70 = 25) TRENTEQ——UATRE (99——65 = 34) QUARA——NTEETUN (58——99 = 41) SOIXANTE——DIX (107——37 = 70) QUATR——EVINGTDIXSEPT (77——174 = 97) C——ENTDIXNEUF (3——122 = 119) CEN——TVINGTHUIT (22——150 = 128) CEN——TTRENTEHUIT (22——160 = 138) CENTCINQUANTEDEU——X (176——24 = 152) CENTCINQUANTECIN——Q (172——17 = 155) CE——NTSOIXANTEDIX (8——178 = 170) CENTSOIXANTEQUATO——RZE (223——49 = 174) DEUXCENTVINGTDEUX—— (222——0 = 222) DEUXCENTTRENTEDEUX—— (232——0 = 232) DEUXCENTCINQUANTEHUIT—— (258——0 = 258) D——EUXCENTQUATREVINGTCINQ (4——289 = 285) DE——UXCENTQUATREVINGTSEIZE (9——305 = 296). No integer has been found that could be cut in more than one way.
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