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%I A135185 #11 Feb 08 2015 07:02:46
%S A135185 1,2,-4,1,-4,4,2,-11,19,-4,12,-82,142,-84,4,288,-2208,4142,-2262,422,
%T A135185 -4,34560,-277056,566448,-327528,49938,-2504,4,24883200,-202141440,
%U A135185 427397472,-267303264,44330580,-1580666,17368,-4,125411328000,-1021977907200,2179398320640,-1397599077312
%N A135185 Triangle read by rows: E. F. Cornelius Jr. and Phill Schultz-based polynomials for the D_n Cartan Matrices in sequence A129862 that give a triangular sequence.
%C A135185 These polynomials are suggested by Corollary 2.4 in the E. F. Cornelius Jr. and Phill Schultz paper.
%C A135185 It appears that many other fundamental matrix sequences can be related to these Cornelius-Schultz polynomials by a similar treatment.
%C A135185 Here a factor of 4 was necessary to convert them all to integer form.
%H A135185 E. F. Cornelius Jr. and Phill Schultz, <a href="http://www.jstor.org/stable/27642423">Sequences Generated by Polynomials</a>, The American Mathematical Monthly, Vol. 115, No. 2 (Feb., 2008), pp. 154-158.
%e A135185 {1},
%e A135185 {2, -4},
%e A135185 {1, -4, 4},
%e A135185 {2, -11, 19, -4},
%e A135185 {12, -82, 142, -84, 4},
%e A135185 {288, -2208, 4142, -2262, 422, -4},
%e A135185 {34560, -277056, 566448, -327528, 49938, -2504, 4},
%e A135185 {24883200, -202141440, 427397472, -267303264, 44330580, -1580666, 17368, -4},
%Y A135185 Cf. A129862.
%K A135185 uned,sign,tabl
%O A135185 1,2
%A A135185 _Roger L. Bagula_, Feb 04 2008