Conjecture on Smarandache cube-digital subsequences

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Let the Smarandache cube-digital subsequence consist of the cubes whose decimal digits form a subsequence of the digits of the cube itself. The conjecture concerns all terms of this subsequence and the parameters DD and kk in the following form.

Smarandache cube-digital subsequence conjecture. All terms of the Smarandache cube-digital subsequence are of the form D×103kD \times 10^{3k} where D{0,1,8}D \in \left\{0,1,8\right\} and kN0k \in \mathbb{N}_0.

Only the trivial terms had been found up to the computational bound 10000310000^3; the assertion remains unproved in the supplied text.

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Paulo D. F. Gouveia and Delfim F. M. Torres, “Smarandache Sequences: Explorations and Discoveries with a Computer Algebra System”, arXiv:math/0312014 (2003).

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