On property of least common multiple to be a $D$-magic number
V L Gavrikov

TL;DR
This paper investigates the property of least common multiple (lcm) as a D-magic number, showing that its least significant digit remains invariant across smaller bases, and extends this property to lcm+1.
Contribution
The paper demonstrates that lcm and lcm+1 possess the D-magic property, revealing a new invariant characteristic of these numbers across different numbering systems.
Findings
lcm has the D-magic property across bases
lcm+1 also preserves the D-magic property
Invariant least significant digit in smaller bases
Abstract
Least common multiple () has been shown to posses the property of -magic number, that is, its least significant digit does not change when the number is transferred into all other numbering systems with smaller bases. The number preserves this property as well.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGraph Labeling and Dimension Problems · graph theory and CDMA systems · Advanced Steganography and Watermarking Techniques
