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%I A171429 #9 Jan 30 2021 13:06:44 %S A171429 1,3,2,7,5,4,15,11,6,9,8,31,23,13,19,10,17,16,63,47,27,39,14,21,12,35, %T A171429 18,33,32,127,95,55,79,29,43,25,71,22,37,20,67,34,65,64,255,191,111, %U A171429 159,59,87,51,143,30,45,26,75,41,24,135,38,69,36,131,66,129,128,511,383,223 %N A171429 Irregular table of positive integers with the property that each term on row r can be mapped to a numeric partition conjugate to the partition mapped by the corresponding value within sequence A161924. %C A171429 This appears to be a sorted version of sequence A059894. %e A171429 a(29) = 20 and a(20) = 29, forming a pair of numbers mapping to partitions 4+3=7 and 2+2+2+1=7. %e A171429 The table has shape A000041 and begins %e A171429 1; %e A171429 3 2; %e A171429 7 5 4; %e A171429 15 11 6 9 8; %e A171429 ... %Y A171429 Cf. A000041, A059894, A161924. %K A171429 nonn,tabf,uned %O A171429 1,2 %A A171429 _Alford Arnold_, Dec 08 2009, Dec 10 2009