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A061559 Array read by antidiagonals: T(k,d) = number of different hyperplanes in d-space with integer coefficients in set {-k,...,-1,0,1,...,k}.

Original entry on oeis.org

3, 7, 12, 15, 48, 39, 23, 144, 271, 120, 39, 288, 1119, 1440, 363, 47, 576, 2927, 8160, 7447, 1092, 71, 864, 6927, 27840, 58095, 37968, 3279, 87, 1440, 12767, 78720, 257543, 409584, 192031, 9840, 111, 2016, 23759, 175680, 877239, 2351328, 2875839
Offset: 1

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Carlos A.S Felgueiras (casf(AT)fe.up.pt), Jan 16 2004

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The number of hyperplanes is T(k,d)=Sum(binomial(d,i)2^(d-i-1)(2*M(d+1-i,k)+M(d-i,k)),i=0..d-1) or T(k,d)=(1/2)*Sum(binomial(n,i)2^(n-i)M(n-i,k),i=0..n-1)-1, with n=d+1, where M(n,k) is the number of n-tuples (a,b,...) with 1<=a,b,...<=k and gcd(a,b,...)=1 T(1,d) is A029858 for n>=2.

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			Array begins:
3 12 39 120 363 ...
7 48 271 1440 7447 ...
15 144 1119 8160 58095 ...
23 288 2927 27840 257543 ...
39 576 6927 78720 877239 ...
		

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