Digital Fusion Roots (DFR)

A Digital Fusion Root (DFR) is a number that is equal to the concatenation of its digit sum and digit product.
This repository contains Python code to identify, verify, and analyze such numbers.

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📄 Research Paper

This work has been published in the Curieux Academic Journal.
Read the full paper here:
Digital Fusion Roots – Research Paper (PDF)

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🔍 How It Works

1. Digit Sum – Add all digits of a number.
2. Digit Product – Multiply all digits of a number.
3. Concatenation – Join the digit sum and digit product as strings.
4. Check – If the concatenated value equals the original number, it’s a DFR.

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🚀 Usage

python main.py

🧑‍💻 Author

Umesh Adabala
High school student & independent researcher passionate about mathematics and computer science.