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%I A189150 #7 Jul 22 2025 11:34:30 %S A189150 1,1,1,1,1,1,1,4,4,1,1,16,49,16,1,1,36,569,569,36,1,1,81,4372,22865, %T A189150 4372,81,1,1,225,42689,602565,602565,42689,225,1,1,625,412189, %U A189150 20037184,46350185,20037184,412189,625,1,1,1600,3988132,697391125,5025299720 %N A189150 T(n,k)=Number of nXk array permutations with each element making zero or one knight moves. %C A189150 Table starts %C A189150 .1....1.......1.........1..........1..........1............1...........1 %C A189150 .1....1.......4........16.........36.........81..........225.........625 %C A189150 .1....4......49.......569.......4372......42689.......412189.....3988132 %C A189150 .1...16.....569.....22865.....602565...20037184....697391125.23675552985 %C A189150 .1...36....4372....602565...46350185.5025299720.585494657168 %C A189150 .1...81...42689..20037184.5025299720 %C A189150 .1..225..412189.697391125 %C A189150 .1..625.3988132 %C A189150 .1.1600 %C A189150 .1 %H A189150 R. H. Hardin, <a href="/A189150/b189150.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..60</a> %e A189150 Some solutions for 5X3 %e A189150 ..5..8..2....0..8..3....5..8..7....7..8..2....0..8..2....7..1..2....5..6..7 %e A189150 ..3..4..0....2..9.10....2..4.10...10..4..5....3.11.10...10.11..0....3..4..0 %e A189150 ..1.12.13....1..7.13....6..0..1...13..0..1...13..7..1....5.14..8....1..2..8 %e A189150 .14.10.11....4..5.11...14..3.12...14..3.12....9..5..4....4..3..6....9.10.12 %e A189150 ..7..6..9...12..6.14...11.13..9...11..6..9...12..6.14...12.13..9...11.13.14 %K A189150 nonn,tabl %O A189150 1,8 %A A189150 _R. H. Hardin_ Apr 17 2011