Prefix-closure conjecture for square-digit solutions

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Let ⟨a1′,…,al′⟩\langle a_1',\dots,a_l'\rangle be a solution of length l≥2l\ge 2, where a solution is a digit sequence satisfying the paper's square-digit condition. Prefix-closure conjecture. The truncated sequence ⟨a1′,…,al−1′⟩\langle a_1',\dots,a_{l-1}'\rangle is also a solution. This asserts that every solution produces a solution after deleting its final digit; the source gives no resolution.

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Michael Geißer, Theresa Körner, Sascha Kurz and Anne Zahn, “Squares with three digits”, arXiv:2112.00444 (2022).

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