Integers n such that if you insert between each of their digits either "*" (times), "^" (exponentiation), or "nothing" (so that two or more digits are merged to form an integer), then you can recover n in a nontrivial way (however, two "^" mustn't be adjacent - you must avoid decompositions containing a^b^c).

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Integers n such that if you insert between each of their digits either "*" (times), "^" (exponentiation), or "nothing" (so that two or more digits are merged to form an integer), then you can recover n in a nontrivial way (however, two "^" mustn't be adjacent - you must avoid decompositions containing a^b^c).