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%I A126682 #26 Jul 29 2022 16:53:14 %S A126682 1,1,1,1,3,1,3,2,2,9,7,1,6,11,1,6,11,6,3,22,45,26,3,26,69,46,1,10,35, %T A126682 50,1,10,35,50,24,4,45,170,255,126,6,75,320,525,274,4,55,270,545,326, %U A126682 1,15,85,225,274,1,15,85,225,274,120,5,81,485,1335,1670,744,10 %N A126682 Square pyramid giving coefficients of Carlo Wood's polynomials, read by successive slices, each slice being read row by row. %C A126682 There is no standard method for converting a pyramid of numbers to a sequence. This seems as good a solution as any. %C A126682 See the link for further information and more terms. %C A126682 The first row of each slice seems to coincide with the first row of each slice of A335442. That row from the n-th slice seems to be the coefficients of the polynomial (x+1) * ... * (x+n-1), i.e., the reversed row n-1 of A130534. - _Andrey Zabolotskiy_, Jun 26 2022 %H A126682 N. J. A. Sloane, <a href="/A126671/a126671.txt">Notes on Carlo Wood's Polynomials</a> %e A126682 Slice 1: %e A126682 1 %e A126682 Slice 2: %e A126682 1 1 %e A126682 1 3 %e A126682 Slice 3: %e A126682 1 3 2 %e A126682 2 9 7 %e A126682 1 6 11 %e A126682 Slice 4: %e A126682 1 6 11 6 %e A126682 3 22 45 26 %e A126682 3 26 69 46 %e A126682 1 10 35 50 %e A126682 Note that in Part 4 of the linked file, the order of the rows is reversed, while in its Part 1 the order of both rows and columns is reversed. %Y A126682 Cf. A126671, A130534, A335442. %K A126682 nonn,tabf %O A126682 1,5 %A A126682 _N. J. A. Sloane_, Feb 14 2007 %E A126682 The sole term 1 of slice 1 inserted by _Andrey Zabolotskiy_, Jun 26 2022