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%I A189216 #11 Feb 16 2025 08:33:14 %S A189216 3,36,4,210,9801,5,6,1225,40755,6,55,81,4347,121771,7,21,225,176, %T A189216 11781,297045,8,325,9,651,325,26884,631125,9,10,0,12376,1540,540, %U A189216 54405,1212751,10,0,196,715,0,3186,833,100725,2158695,11,105,64,12,561,18361,5985,1216,174097,3617601,12 %N A189216 Triangle T(n,k) read by rows of the smallest n-gonal number greater than 1 that is also k-gonal, or 0 if none exists, for 3 <= k <= n. %C A189216 The first column (k=3, triangular numbers) is A188891. The second column (k=4, squares) is A100252. The n-th term of the n-th row is n. Observe that 0 occurs for (10,4)-gonal, (11,3)-gonal, and (11,6)-gonal numbers. This can be proved by trying to solve the equation (k-2)*x^2 - (k-4)*x = (n-2)*y^2 - (n-4)*y for integers x>1 and y>1. Other pairs that are zero: (14,5), (18,3), (18,6), (18,11), (20,4), and (20,10). See A188950 for a longer list of pairs. %C A189216 Sequences A189217 and A189218 give the index of T(n,k) as a k-gonal and n-gonal number, respectively. %H A189216 Eric W. Weisstein, <a href="https://mathworld.wolfram.com/PolygonalNumber.html">MathWorld: Polygonal Number</a> %e A189216 The triangle begins: %e A189216 3 %e A189216 36, 4 %e A189216 210, 9801, 5 %e A189216 6, 1225, 40755, 6 %e A189216 55, 81, 4347, 121771, 7 %e A189216 21, 225, 176, 11781, 297045, 8 %e A189216 325, 9, 651, 325, 26884, 631125, 9 %e A189216 10, 0, 12376, 1540, 540, 54405, 1212751, 10 %e A189216 0, 196, 715, 0, 3186, 833, 100725, 2158695, 11 %t A189216 nn = 12; Clear[poly]; Do[poly[n] = Table[i*((n - 2)*i - (n - 4))/2, {i, 2, 20000}], {n, 3, nn}]; Flatten[Table[If[k == n, n, int = Intersection[poly[n], poly[k]]; If[int == {}, 0, int[[1]]]], {n, 3, nn}, {k, 3, n}]] %Y A189216 Cf. A188891, A100252. %K A189216 nonn,tabl %O A189216 3,1 %A A189216 _T. D. Noe_, Apr 18 2011