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%I A098447 #6 Jun 13 2017 22:13:30 %S A098447 1,1,1,1,2,1,1,3,4,1,1,4,9,9,1,1,5,16,32,24,1,1,6,25,78,150,79,1,1,7, %T A098447 36,155,532,1018,340,1,1,8,49,271,1395,5802,10996,2090,1,1,9,64,434, %U A098447 3036,21343,116658,212434,20613,1,1,10,81,652,5824,60209,661325,5072504 %N A098447 Triangle T, read by rows, such that diagonal n equals column 0 of T^(n+1), the (n+1)-th matrix power of T. %C A098447 Row sums form A098448. %F A098447 T(n, k) = Sum_{i=0..k} T(k, i)*T(n-k+i-1, i), for 0<k<n, else T(0, n)=T(n, n)=1. %e A098447 T(7,3) = T(3,0)*T(3,0) + T(3,1)*T(4,1) + T(3,2)*T(5,2) + T(3,3)*T(6,3) %e A098447 = 1*1 + 3*4 + 4*16 + 1*78 = 155. %e A098447 Rows of T begin: %e A098447 [1], %e A098447 [1,1], %e A098447 [1,2,1], %e A098447 [1,3,4,1], %e A098447 [1,4,9,9,1], %e A098447 [1,5,16,32,24,1], %e A098447 [1,6,25,78,150,79,1], %e A098447 [1,7,36,155,532,1018,340,1], %e A098447 [1,8,49,271,1395,5802,10996,2090,1], %e A098447 [1,9,64,434,3036,21343,116658,212434,20613,1],... %e A098447 Matrix square T^2 begins: %e A098447 [1], %e A098447 [2,1], %e A098447 [4,4,1], %e A098447 [9,14,8,1], %e A098447 [24,53,54,18,1], %e A098447 [79,234,376,280,48,1], %e A098447 [340,1291,2976,4034,2196,158,1],... %e A098447 where column 0 is {1,2,4,9,24,79,340,...} and forms diagonal 1 of T. %e A098447 Matrix cube T^3 begins: %e A098447 [1], %e A098447 [3,1], %e A098447 [9,6,1], %e A098447 [32,33,12,1], %e A098447 [150,219,135,27,1], %e A098447 [1018,2023,1944,744,72,1],... %e A098447 where column 0 is {1,3,9,32,150,1018,...} and forms diagonal 2 of T. %o A098447 (PARI) T(n,k)=if(n<k || k<0,0,if(n==k || k==0,1,sum(i=0,k,T(k,i)*T(n-k+i-1,i));)) %Y A098447 Cf. A098448, A098446, A091351. %K A098447 nonn,tabl %O A098447 0,5 %A A098447 _Paul D. Hanna_, Sep 07 2004