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%I A131419 #8 Mar 31 2012 13:23:38 %S A131419 1,1,2,2,3,4,5,7,9,7,12,16,11,19,29,31,15,30,47,57,22,45,77,97,109,30, %T A131419 67,118,162,189,42,97,181,257,323,339,56,139,267,401,522,589,77,195, %U A131419 392,608,831,975,1043,101,272,560,907,1279,1576,1752,135,373 %N A131419 Central diagonal and left half of table A054225 which counts the partitions of n objects of 2 colors. %C A131419 Every diagonal appears in sequence A129306. %e A131419 Table A054225 begins %e A131419 1 %e A131419 1...1 %e A131419 2...2...2 %e A131419 3...4...4...3 %e A131419 5...7...9...7...5 %e A131419 7..12..16..16..12..7 %e A131419 The diagonals in the new table begin %e A131419 1..1..2..3..5...7...11...15...22...30..42 A000041 %e A131419 .....2..4..7..12...19...30...45...67..97 A000070 %e A131419 ........9.16..29...47...77..118..181 %e A131419 ..........31..57...97..162..257 %e A131419 .............109..189..323 %e A131419 ..................339 %Y A131419 Cf. A108464, A129306. %K A131419 nonn,tabf %O A131419 0,3 %A A131419 _Alford Arnold_, Jul 11 2007 %E A131419 More terms from _R. J. Mathar_, Sep 02 2007