On Polynomial Pairs of Integers
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Abstract: The reversal of a positive integer is the number obtained by reading backwards in its decimal representation. A pair of positive integers is said to be palindromic if the reversal of the product is equal to the product of the reversals of and of . A pair of positive integers is said to be polynomial if the product can be performed without carry. In this paper, we use polynomial pairs in constructing and in studying the properties of palindromic pairs. It is shown that polynomial pairs are always palindromic. It is further conjectured that, provided that neither nor is itself a palindrome, all palindromic pairs are polynomial. A connection is made with classical topics in recreational mathematics such as reversal multiplication, palindromic squares, and repunits.
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