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%I A124922 #8 Feb 12 2014 03:18:34 %S A124922 6,10,13,18,21,27,34,37,43,55,66,69,75,87,111,130,133,139,151,175,223 %N A124922 Second in a series of triangular arrays providing index numbers for subsequences of A060351. %C A124922 The first triangular array is A099627 which provides index numbers in A060351 for Pascal's Triangle (A007318). This second array provides the index numbers in A060351 for array A059797. %C A124922 Note that this table and A099627 are sub-arrays of table A161924 which has A000041 entries per row. - _Alford Arnold_, Oct 19 2009 %e A124922 A060351(34,37,43,55) = (14,35,35,14) = Row Four of Array A059797. %Y A124922 Cf. A007318, A059797, A060351, A099627, A124921. %Y A124922 Cf. A000041, A161924. %K A124922 more,nonn,tabl %O A124922 1,1 %A A124922 _Alford Arnold_, Nov 21 2006 %E A124922 I would like a clearer definition of this and other recent triangles from this author. - _N. J. A. Sloane_, Nov 22 2006 %E A124922 More terms from _Alford Arnold_, Oct 19 2009