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A214354 Number of 4X4X4 triangular 0..n arrays with no element lying outside the (possibly reversed) range delimited by its sw and se neighbors.

Original entry on oeis.org

160, 2853, 23554, 127813, 529006, 1807653, 5349708, 14150061, 34190300, 76678305, 161533230, 322614617, 615330522, 1127418361, 1993875448, 3417225641, 5694545880, 9252943437, 14695473146, 22859815485, 34892402886, 52341084797
Offset: 1

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Author

R. H. Hardin Jul 13 2012

Keywords

Comments

Row 4 of A214352

Examples

			Some solutions for n=3
.....2........2........1........2........0........2........2........1
....2.2......3.1......0.3......2.1......0.0......3.2......2.1......1.2
...3.0.2....3.1.2....0.0.3....2.1.2....0.0.0....1.3.0....3.1.3....0.2.2
..3.0.2.1..3.0.2.1..0.0.3.1..3.0.2.2..1.0.0.3..1.3.0.1..3.0.3.1..0.1.3.2
		

Formula

Empirical: a(n) = (109/226800)*n^10 + (1531/90720)*n^9 + (1471/6048)*n^8 + (28627/15120)*n^7 + (47321/5400)*n^6 + (107767/4320)*n^5 + (789913/18144)*n^4 + (127789/2835)*n^3 + (111121/4200)*n^2 + (5083/630)*n + 1