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A185140 Irregular triangle E(n,g) counting not necessarily connected 4-regular simple graphs on n vertices with girth exactly g.

Original entry on oeis.org

1, 1, 2, 5, 1, 16, 0, 58, 2, 264, 2, 1535, 12, 10755, 31, 87973, 220, 803973, 1606, 8020967, 16829, 86029760, 193900, 983431053, 2452820, 11913921910, 32670331, 1, 152352965278, 456028487, 2, 2050065073002, 6636066126, 8, 28466234288520, 100135577863, 131, 8020967, 16829
Offset: 5

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Author

Jason Kimberley, Jan 06 2013

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The first column is for girth at least 3. The column for girth g commences when n reaches A037233(g).

Examples

			05: 1;
06: 1;
07: 2;
08: 5, 1;
09: 16, 0;
10: 58, 2;
11: 264, 2;
12: 1535, 12;
13: 10755, 31;
14: 87973, 220;
15: 803973, 1606;
16: 8020967, 16829;
17: 86029760, 193900;
18: 983431053, 2452820;
19: 11913921910, 32670331, 1;
20: 152352965278, 456028487, 2;
21: 2050065073002, 6636066126, 8;
22: 28466234288520, 100135577863, 131;
		

Crossrefs

Initial columns of this triangle: A185143 (g=3), A185144 (g=4).

Formula

The n-th row is the sequence of differences of the n-th row of A185340:
E(n,g) = A185340(n,g) - A185340(n,g+1), once we have appended 0 to each row of A185340.
Hence the sum of the n-th row is A185340(n,3) = A033301(n).