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A268873 Number of sequences in {1,...,n}^n with longest increasing subsequence of length six.

Table of values

n a(n)
6 1
7 288
8 34245
9 2785525
10 185896876
11 11100594319
12 621893381187
13 33618910532156
14 1784707075033338
15 94099086097525864
16 4964605274558064279
17 263409209192451795339
18 14101758253290661842556
19 763439165118083467069181
20 41856403816213923164705832

List of values

[1, 288, 34245, 2785525, 185896876, 11100594319, 621893381187, 33618910532156, 1784707075033338, 94099086097525864, 4964605274558064279, 263409209192451795339, 14101758253290661842556, 763439165118083467069181, 41856403816213923164705832]

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