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%I A219031 #11 Jan 29 2014 08:32:42 %S A219031 0,1,4,9,1,6,16,2,5,25,3,6,36,4,9,49,4,6,64,1,8,81,0,1,10,100,1,2,12, %T A219031 21,121,1,4,14,44,144,1,6,9,16,69,169,1,6,9,19,96,196,2,5,22,25,225,2, %U A219031 5,6,25,56,256,2,8,9,28,89,289,2,3,4,24,32,324,1,3 %N A219031 Table read by rows: n-th row lists all distinct subwords of decimal representation of n-th square. %C A219031 A219032(n) gives number of squares in n-th row. %H A219031 Reinhard Zumkeller, <a href="/A219031/b219031.txt">Rows n=0..1000 of triangle, flattened</a> %e A219031 First 50 rows of triangle: %e A219031 . 0: [0] . 25: [2,5,6,25,62,625] %e A219031 . 1: [1] . 26: [6,7,67,76,676] %e A219031 . 2: [4] . 27: [2,7,9,29,72,729] %e A219031 . 3: [9] . 28: [4,7,8,78,84,784] %e A219031 . 4: [1,6,16] . 29: [1,4,8,41,84,841] %e A219031 . 5: [2,5,25] . 30: [0,9,90,900] %e A219031 . 6: [3,6,36] . 31: [1,6,9,61,96,961] %e A219031 . 7: [4,9,49] . 32: [0,1,2,4,10,24,102,1024] %e A219031 . 8: [4,6,64] . 33: [0,1,8,9,10,89,108,1089] %e A219031 . 9: [1,8,81] . 34: [1,5,6,11,15,56,115,156,1156] %e A219031 . 10: [0,1,10,100] . 35: [1,2,5,12,22,25,122,225,1225] %e A219031 . 11: [1,2,12,21,121] . 36: [1,2,6,9,12,29,96,129,296,1296] %e A219031 . 12: [1,4,14,44,144] . 37: [1,3,6,9,13,36,69,136,369,1369] %e A219031 . 13: [1,6,9,16,69,169] . 38: [1,4,14,44,144,444,1444] %e A219031 . 14: [1,6,9,19,96,196] . 39: [1,2,5,15,21,52,152,521,1521] %e A219031 . 15: [2,5,22,25,225] . 40: [0,1,6,16,60,160,600,1600] %e A219031 . 16: [2,5,6,25,56,256] . 41: [1,6,8,16,68,81,168,681,1681] %e A219031 . 17: [2,8,9,28,89,289] . 42: [1,4,6,7,17,64,76,176,764,1764] %e A219031 . 18: [2,3,4,24,32,324] . 43: [1,4,8,9,18,49,84,184,849,1849] %e A219031 . 19: [1,3,6,36,61,361] . 44: [1,3,6,9,19,36,93,193,936,1936] %e A219031 . 20: [0,4,40,400] . 45: [0,2,5,20,25,202,2025] %e A219031 . 21: [1,4,41,44,441] . 46: [1,2,6,11,16,21,116,211,2116] %e A219031 . 22: [4,8,48,84,484] . 47: [0,2,9,20,22,209,220,2209] %e A219031 . 23: [2,5,9,29,52,529] . 48: [0,2,3,4,23,30,230,304,2304] %e A219031 . 24: [5,6,7,57,76,576] . 49: [0,1,2,4,24,40,240,401,2401] . %o A219031 (Haskell) %o A219031 a219031 n k = a219031_tabf !! n !! k %o A219031 a219031_row n = a219031_tabf !! n %o A219031 a219031_tabf = map a218978_row a000290_list %Y A219031 Cf. A218978, A000290. %K A219031 nonn,tabf,base,look %O A219031 0,3 %A A219031 _Reinhard Zumkeller_, Nov 10 2012