Bob, Bob, bob! Posted by kernelbob on March 20, 2011. Enigma is a weekly column in New Scientist. Every week it has a new puzzle. Some of the Enigma puzzles could be solved using a computer. Here are the facts of the problem. I am thinking of three numbers. Each number is a perfect square. Each number has five digits. Five different digits occur in all three numbers. The five numbers of times is the same as the five digits.

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