Problem 44310. Digit concentration in Champernowne's constant

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Anselm Karl on 6 Nov 2017

That was quite a Piece of work!!

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Alfonso Nieto-Castanon on 25 Oct 2017

would fail on d=10; x=1; y_correct=0.2

Mehmet OZC on 25 Oct 2017

I have improved the test suite

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