About Some Relatives of Palindromes

We introduce two new classes of integers. The first class consists of numbers $N$ for which there exists at least one nonnegative integer $A$, such that the sum of $A$ and the sum of digits of $N$, added to the reversal of the sum, gives $N$. The second class consists of numbers $N$ for which there exists at least one nonnegative integer $A$, such that the sum of $A$ and the sum of the digits of $N$, multiplied by the reversal of the sum, gives $N$. All palindromes that either have an even number of digits or an odd number of digits and the middle digit even belong to the first class, and all squares of palindromes with at least two digits belong to the second class. These classes contain and are strictly larger than the classes of $b$-ARH numbers, respectively $b$-MRH numbers introduced in Ni\c tic\u a \cite{N1}.