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RichardAD
Obsidian | Level 7

 

v = substr('1234567890X',11-mod(vsum,11)) =: substr(isbn,10,1) ;

 

has a bug. The 0X is transposed. It should be

 

v = substr('123456789X0',11-mod(vsum,11)) =: substr(isbn,10,1) ;

 

 

Based on the other solutions withs+r*i[r]there seems to be a mathematical tautology.

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The righthand side being the algorithm steps stated initially.

FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

@RichardAD wrote:

Based on the other solutions withs+r*i[r]there seems to be a mathematical tautology.

golf.png

The righthand side being the algorithm steps stated initially.


Unless you actually mean (11 − (S...)) mod 11 on the right-hand side, it should rather be (11 − (S...) mod 11) mod 11, where the outer (...) mod 11 corresponds to the last bullet point in Chris' description of the algorithm. For example, if all di are zero, the left-hand side is zero and so must be the right-hand side. The validity of the equation can be proved easily by applying the calculation rules of what mathematicians call the quotient ring Z11=Z/11Z.

ChrisHemedinger
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