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SeriesAtLevelR Equations(in formats from the Mathematica program, from Wolfram Research, Inc.)
"SeriesAtLevelR":<<DiscreteMath`Combinatorica`
This is the "three-dimensional" version of the formula for Euler's Triangle: for an xth value of the power level n, at r level of accumulation. When r = 0, a power series (in yellow) results, when r < 0, a shell series results, and when r > 0, a summation of powers series results.
Click to see the numbers in matrices. The SeriesAtLevelR Meaning of xth in series:(Click to see the logically reciprocal "MagicNKZ" formulas for the same series.)
Solving for xFullSimplify[Table [SeriesAtLevelR, {r,-1,5},{x,x,x},{n,1,14}]]//TableFormSee also the chart of initial numerical values. If: r = - 1; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing x are:
r=-1
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If: r = 0; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing x are:
r=0
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If: r = 1; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing x are:
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n=1
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n=2
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n=3
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n=4
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n=5
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n=6
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n=7
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n=8
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n=9
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n=10
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n=11
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n=12
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n=13
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n=14
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If: r = 2; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing x are:
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRr=2.gif)
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n=1
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n=2
Also number of ways to legally insert two pairs of parentheses into a there are 6 ways: ((a))b, ((a)b), ((ab)), (a)(b), (a(b)),a((b)). |
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n=3
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n=4
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n=5
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n=6
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n=7
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n=8
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n=9
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n=11
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n=12
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n=13
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n=14
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If: r = 3; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing x are:
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRr=3.gif)
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n=1
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n=2
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n=3
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n=4
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n=5
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n=6
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n=7
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n=8
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n=9
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n=10
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n=11
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n=12
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n=13
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n=14
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If: n = 1; r = - 1 through 3; then series per increasing x are:

| r= -1 1 ones or 1st Pascal Triangle Figurate numbers or binomial coefficients C(n,0). |
| r=0 x Integers or the power of 1. |
| r=1
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If: n = 2; r = - 1 through 3; then series per increasing x are:

| r= -1 2 x - 1 A005408 The odd numbers. |
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r=0
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Also number of ways to legally insert two pairs of parentheses into a there are 6 ways: ((a))b, ((a)b), ((ab)), (a)(b), (a(b)),a((b)). |
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If: n = 3; r = - 1 through 3; then series per increasing x are:

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r= -1 3 (x - 1) x + 1 A003215 Hex (or centered hexagonal) numbers (crystal ball sequence for hexagonal lattice). |
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r=0
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r=1
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r=3
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r=4
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r=5
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If: n = 4; r = - 1 through 3; then series per increasing x are:

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r= -1 2 x (x (2 x - 3) + 2) - 1 A005917 Rhombic dodecahedral numbers |
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r=0
A000583
The fourth power. "Figurate numbers based on 4-dimensional regular
convex polytope |
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r=1
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r=2
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r=3
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r=4
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r=5
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If: n = 5; r = - 1 through 3; then series per increasing x are:

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r= -1 5 (x - 1) x ((x - 1) x + 1) + 1 A022521 Nexus numbers for the power of 5. |
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r=0
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r=1
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r=2
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r=3
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r=4
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r=5
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If: n = 6; r = - 1 through 3; then series per increasing x are:

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r= -1 (2 x - 1) ((x - 1) x + 1) (3 (x - 1) x + 1) A022522 Nexus numbers for the power of 6. |
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r=0
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r=1
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r=2
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r=3
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r=4
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r=5
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See also the chart of initial numerical values
If: x = 1; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:

| n=1 1 ones or 1st Pascal Triangle Figurate numbers or binomial coefficients C(n,0). |
| n=2 1 |
| n=3 1 |
| n=4 1 |
| n=5 1 |
| n=6 1 |
| n=7 1 |
| n=8 1 |
| n=9 1 |
| n=10 1 |
| n=11 1 |
| n=12 1 |
| n=13 1 |
| n=14 1 |
If: x = 2; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:

| n=1 r + 2 integers or the 2nd Pascal Triangle Figurate numbers or binomial coefficients C(n,1). |
| n=2 r + 4 |
| n=3 r + 8 |
| n=4 r + 16 |
| n=5 r + 32 |
| n=6 r + 64 |
| n=7 r + 128 |
| n=8 r + 256 |
| n=9 r + 512 |
| n=10 r + 1024 |
| n=11 r + 2048 |
| n=12 r + 4096 |
| n=13 r + 8192 |
| n=14 r + 16384 |
If: x = 3; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:

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n=1
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n=2
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n=3
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n=4
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n=5
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n=6
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n=7
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n=8
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n=9
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n=10
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n=11
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n=12
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n=13
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n=14
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If: x = 4; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:

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n=1
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n=2
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n=3
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n=4
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n=5
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n=6
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n=7
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n=8
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n=9
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n=10
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n=11
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n=12
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n=13
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n=14
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If: x = 5; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:

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n=1
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n=2
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n=3
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n=4
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n=5
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n=6
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n=7
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n=8
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n=9
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n=10
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n=11
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n=12
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n=13
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n=14
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If: x = 6; n = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:

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n=1
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n=2
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n=3
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n=4
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n=5
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n=6
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n=7
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n=8
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n=9
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n=10
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n=11
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n=12
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n=13
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n=14
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If: n = 1; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRTopPlane1stN=1.gif)
| x=1 1 ones or 1st Pascal Triangle Figurate numbers or binomial coefficients C(n,0). |
| x=2 r + 2 integers or the 2nd Pascal Triangle Figurate numbers or binomial coefficients C(n,1). |
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| x=4
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If: n = 2; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:
n=2| x=1 1 |
| x=2 r + 4 |
| x=3
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| x=4
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| x=5
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If: n = 3; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:
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x=2 r + 8 |
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x=3
or A060533 Number of homeomorphically irreducible multigraphs (or series-reduced multigraphs or multigraphs without nodes of degree 2) on 3 labeled nodes. |
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x=4
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x=5
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x=6
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x=7
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If: n = 4; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:
| x=1 1 |
| x=2 r + 16 |
| x=3
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If: n = 5; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:
| x=1 1 |
| x=2 r + 32 |
| x=3
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If: n = 6; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing r from r = -1 are:
| x=1 1 |
| x=2 r + 64 |
| x=3
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see a chart of initial numerical values
| r=-1 | r=0 | r=1 | r=2 | r=3 | |
| x=1 |
ones |
ones |
ones |
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ones |
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A000225 2^n - 1. Sometimes called Mersenne numbers. |
Pisot sequences* E(2,6), L(2,6), P(2,6), T(2,6). or Powers of 2. |
Pisot sequence* L(2,3) or 2^n + 1. |
A052548 2^n+2. Recurrence: {a(0)=3,a(1)=4, -2*a(n)+a(n+1)+2} |
A062709 2^n+3. a(n) = 2a(n-1)-3. |
| x=3 |
A001047 3^n - 2^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,3), L(1,3), P(1,3), T(1,3) or Powers of 3. |
A001550 1^n + 2^n + 3^n. |
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"Least number m such that the number of numbersk<=m with k>spf(k)^n exceeds the number ofnumbers with k<=spf(k)^n. m<a(n):#{k: k>spf(k)^n & 1<=k<=m} <= m/2; m>=a(n): #{k: k>spf(k)^n & 1<=k<=m} > m/2."a(n) = 3^n + 3*2^n + 6. |
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A005061 4^n - 3^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,4), L(1,4), P(1,4), T(1,4) or Powers of 4. |
A001551 1^n + 2^n + 3^n + 4^n. |
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A005060 5^n - 4^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,5), L(1,5), P(1,5), T(1,5) or Powers of 5.
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A001552 1^n + 2^n + ... + 5^n. |
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A005062 6^n - 5^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,6), L(1,6), P(1,6), T(1,6) or Powers of 6. |
A001553 1^n + 2^n + ... + 6^n. |
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A016169 7^n - 6^n. |
Pisot sequences E(1,7), L(1,7), P(1,7), T(1,7) or Powers of 7. |
A001554 1^n + 2^n + ... + 7^n. |
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A016177 8^n - 7^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,8), L(1,8), P(1,8), T(1,8) or Powers of 8. |
A001555 1^n + 2^n + ... + 8^n. |
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A016185 9^n - 8^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,9), L(1,9), P(1,9), T(1,9) or Powers of 9. |
A001556 1^n + 2^n + ... + 9^n. |
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A016189 10^n - 9^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,10), L(1,10), P(1,10), T(1,10) or Powers of 10. |
A001557 1^n + 2^n + ... + 10^n. |
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A016195 11^n - 10^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,11), L(1,11), P(1,11), T(1,11) or Powers of 11. |
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A016197 12^n - 11^n. |
Pisot sequences* E(1,12), L(1,12), P(1,12), T(1,12) or Powers of 12. |
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*Pisot sequence E(x, y): a(0) = x, a(1) = y, a(n) = roundUp(a(n-1)^2/a(n-2))
= [ a(n-1)^2/a(n-2) + 1/2 ].
*Pisot sequence L(x, y): a(0) = x, a(1) = y, a(n) = ceiling(a(n-1)^2/a(n-2)).
*Pisot sequence P(x, y): a(0) = x, a(1) = y, a(n) = roundDown(a(n-1)^2/a(n-2)) =
ceiling(a(n-1)^2/a(n-2) - 1/2).
*Pisot sequence T(x, y): a(0) = x, a(1) = y, a(n) = floor(a(n-1)^2/a(n-2)) = [
a(n-1)^2/a(n-2) ].
[No Sloane sequence number for
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If: r = - 1; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing n are: Look down column 1 in above chart
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If: r = 0; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing n are: Look down column 2 in above chart
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If: r = 1; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing n are: Look down column 3 in above chart
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If: r = 2; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing n are: Look down column 4 in above chart
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If: r = 3; x = 1 through 6; then series per increasing n are: Look down column 5 in above chart
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If: x = 1; r = - 1 through 3;
then series per increasing n are:
Look across row 1 in above chart
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRLeftPlane1stX=1.gif)
If: x = 2; r = - 1 through 3;
then series per increasing n are:
Look across row 2 in above chart
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRLeftPlane2ndX=2.gif)
If: x = 3; r = - 1 through 3;
then series per increasing n are:
Look across row 3 in above chart
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRLeftPlane3rdX=3.gif)
If: x = 4; r = - 1 through 3;
then series per increasing n are:
Look across row 4 in above chart
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRLeftPlane4thX=4.gif)
If: x = 5; r = - 1 through 3;
then series per increasing n are:
Look across row 5 in above chart
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRLeftPlane5thX=5.gif)
If: x = 6; r = - 1 through 3;
then series per increasing n are:
Look across row 6 in above chart
%20of%20SeriesAtLevelRLeftPlane6thX=6.gif)
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