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Problem #252

Complex Base 1
 Public ★(x11) 08/01/15 by Philippe_57721 15xp Math 55.0%

A complex integer is a number $p+q \times i \: (i^2 = -1)$ where p and q are integers.

It can be proved that every complex integer has a unique representation in base $i-1$ with 'digits' 0 or 1.

For instance, we have:
$2 = 0\times{(-1+i)}^0+0\times{(-1+i)}^1+1\times{(-1+i)}^2+1\times{(-1+i)}^3 \; // 1 1 0 0$ $6 = 0\times{(-1+i)}^0+0\times{(-1+i)}^1+1\times{(-1+i)}^2+1\times{(-1+i)}^3+1\times{(-1+i)}^4+ \dots$ $\qquad \dots +0\times{(-1+i)}^5+1\times{(-1+i)}^6+1\times{(-1+i)}^7+1\times{(-1+i)}^8 \; // 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0$

Actually, 6 is the smallest natural integer whose representation contains 6 digits to '1'

Let's define the function R(n) for an natural integer n as follow: consider the digits of n in base $i-1$ as the binary representation of an integer.
Thus:
R(2) = 12
R(6) = 476

Find the smallest integer a, whose representation contains 60 digits
Find the smallest integer b, whose representation contains 93 digits to '1'

Answer format: a,R(a),b,R(b)

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