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A349575 Triangle read by rows: T(w,h) (for w >= h >= 1) is the number of distinct sets of rectangles with integer sides that tile the w X h rectangle.

Original entry on oeis.org

1, 2, 4, 3, 10, 21, 5, 22, 73, 191, 7, 44, 190, 698, 1999, 11, 91, 507, 2276, 8498, 27016, 15, 172, 1176, 6647, 29688, 116593, 390304, 22, 326, 2845, 18820, 100160, 454677, 1805924
Offset: 1

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Lars Blomberg, Nov 22 2021

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The position and orientation of each rectangle in a tiling is irrelevant. Squares are allowed.
The first column is A000041 since tiling the n X 1 rectangle (ignoring the order of the tiles) is the same thing as partitioning its length n.

Examples

			Triangle begins
   1
   2   4
   3  10   21
   5  22   73   191
   7  44  190   698   1999
  11  91  507  2276   8498  27016
  15 172 1176  6647  29688 116593  390304
  22 326 2845 18820 100160 454677 1805924 ...
For w=4, h=4, 3 tiles: one 2 X 1, one 3 X 2, one 4 X 2
  aaaa
  aaaa
  bbbc
  bbbc
For w=8, h=7, 14 tiles: one 1 X 1, one 2 X 1, one 2 X 2, six 3 X 1, two 4 X 1, one 4 X 3, one 5 X 1, one 6 X 1
  aaaagggl
  aaaaffkl
  aaaaffkl
  bbbbbbkn
  cccccjjj
  ddddhhhm
  eeeeiiim
		

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