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%I A188977 #7 Jul 22 2025 11:30:10 %S A188977 2,116,7264,295264,12838276,577290185,25631148992,1136766429824, %T A188977 50487034527632,2241979819401172,99549503635633660, %U A188977 4420377191555167852,196282145900912402736,8715672825193463217812,387009187279257877916264 %N A188977 Number of nX3 array permutations with each element moved but moved no more than a city block distance of two. %C A188977 Column 3 of A188981 %H A188977 R. H. Hardin, <a href="/A188977/b188977.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..200</a> %e A188977 Some solutions for 4X3 %e A188977 ..1..3..0....1..7..0....2..0..5....2..0..1....1..3..8....1..3..8....1..2..5 %e A188977 ..7..2.11....9..8.11....4..1.11....9..5..4....0..2..4....9..0..7....0..6.11 %e A188977 ..4..9.10....3..5..2...10..3..7....7..3..6....9..6.10...10..4..2....3..8.10 %e A188977 ..6..8..5....6..4.10....6..8..9...11..8.10...11..7..5...11..6..5....7..4..9 %K A188977 nonn %O A188977 1,1 %A A188977 _R. H. Hardin_ Apr 14 2011