Name: 196の何が特別なんだ？ (What's special about 196?)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:42:19.000Z
Duration: 7 min 38 s
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So we're gonna do a classic number foul video where we talk about a number on a property of that number.

We're gonna do a process called reverse and at it's very simple.

Okay, I'm going to stop there because this is a palindrome number.

That's what I want to get to this, even do another number.

Maybe it'll take a bit longer to get to a palindrome.

So we haven't got a palindrome number yet, so we might have to do that again to retake the results and apply to get 1st 607 That's together.

What do we get so one for you want three?

Question is, how many steps is this going to take?

4444 Well, numbers end up finally or eventually with a palindrome.

It turns out all two digit numbers do end up in a palindrome or three digit numbers.

The number 196 is the smallest number that we don't know if it ends in a palindrome or not.

When you repeat this process on, we've tried for a 1,000,000,000 interational.

We've done this over and over and over more than a 1,000,000,000 interational on.

Will it ever a number that doesn't end in a palindrome.

196 appears to be a lush well number, obviously the smallest one, but we're not sure we don't know.

It takes 24 steps to finally get to be a palindrome number.

Go on In case Brady made me do it, I did make a note off that better.

I haven't got him quite finished it yet, but Brady isn't going to make me do it five times because we will be here for a long time.

There are no definite lush round numbers.

We've got a list of candidates only now I'm told about in lower basis, and we talk about base to base three and base for.

You can show numbers that definitely going to one of these loops, or we'll never end up in a palindrome I.

Not only that, the base we use in day to day life, but it's the smallest interesting case for this.

It's the smallest base that we're not sure if we can do it or not.

In the smaller bases, apparently, we have an answer.

Maybe some of them are in the shroud numbers, and some of them might just finally become a palindrome at some great distance away.

We don't know the next one might be more obvious because we started with 196.

It's palindrome automatically is one of these candidates as well, and so on and so on.

Yes, we've checked 196 for billions of it orations.

The numbers get larger every time you do it at the numbers are now something like 600 million digits long the shroud and despite a way that name Lush Well, let's write that down That came from one of the investigators in this problem is actually a kind of rough but not quite anagram off his girlfriend's name.

Which is Cheryl Oh, Cheryl strikes again.

We do this for you, for fun, for the exercise, for the mental exercise, for the practice off it maybe It turns out that if there's a proof the proof might use techniques that are deeper than the problem looks on its surface on, we can apply those two serious problems.

This problem became kind of famous in the 19 eighties in the community off hobbyist micro computer programmers.

So they were using this to test out their micro computer programming skills on DSO.

They would make these lists off these reverse and add algorithms.

And of course, all you need is when you want to pass on the baton or pass on the torch to the next person, you just need the last entry or you just just give him the last entry and then they can carry on the process.

And that's what's happened since theeighties this process.

This battle has been passed from person to person.

Currently, we are on these huge numbers, and still it hasn't been resolved yet.

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