The preprint of "On Integers Whose Sum is the Reverse of their Product", feat. Xander Faber is now available on the math arXiv.
Have you ever noticed that 9+9=18, while 9x9=81, which is 18 backwards? My co-author's kids did. The question of what other pairs of numbers a and b have a+b equal to axb backwards led us to write this paper. We give a technique for solving it in all bases. We have seen a list of these numbers in base 10 on the web, but we are aware of no other proof.
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