Digit Sequence (Posted on 2005-06-28)

	Submitted by Jer
Rating: 3.6250 (8 votes)
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Starting with the 1 and 2 add the first two digits and stick it at the end. Then add the 2nd and 3rd digits and stick them at the end, then the 3rd and 4th and stick them on the end, etc... Its interesting how a simple afterthought like recurring digits can take on a life of its own. I didn't give it much thought, but Erik O. and Charlie came up with a great proof that every digit can occur an unlimited number of times in a row (except 0.)

	Subject	Author	Date
	Puzzle Answer	K Sengupta	2024-01-14 08:41:10
	fibbonnacci to the rescue	The riddler	2005-07-31 04:00:43
	it's so easy that u needn't to read full even!	mridul	2005-07-19 10:42:47
	Thank you computers!	Justin	2005-07-08 21:15:32
	Order out of chaos -- tracing back	Charlie	2005-06-29 15:22:40
	re(2): Theoretically (growing vs. shrinking patterns)	Erik O.	2005-06-28 20:56:58
	re: Theoretically (growing vs. shrinking patterns)	Charlie	2005-06-28 19:46:58
	Theoretically (growing vs. shrinking patterns)	Erik O.	2005-06-28 18:36:34
	re: First 20,001 digits	Charlie	2005-06-28 13:41:15
	First 20,001 digits	Charlie	2005-06-28 13:33:23
	re(3): the solution ---- Some things are just 2 ezy	Lisa	2005-06-28 13:23:32
	re(2): the solution ---- Some things are just 2 ezy	brianjn	2005-06-28 12:31:15
	re: the solution - D*#@* - Beaten	brianjn	2005-06-28 12:20:34
	re: the solution	Jer	2005-06-28 12:12:26
	the solution	phi	2005-06-28 07:37:23
	Clarify ... in a row	brianjn	2005-06-28 04:11:56