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%I A349575 #26 Nov 25 2021 12:35:07 %S A349575 1,2,4,3,10,21,5,22,73,191,7,44,190,698,1999,11,91,507,2276,8498, %T A349575 27016,15,172,1176,6647,29688,116593,390304,22,326,2845,18820,100160, %U A349575 454677,1805924 %N 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. %C A349575 The position and orientation of each rectangle in a tiling is irrelevant. Squares are allowed. %C A349575 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. %e A349575 Triangle begins %e A349575 1 %e A349575 2 4 %e A349575 3 10 21 %e A349575 5 22 73 191 %e A349575 7 44 190 698 1999 %e A349575 11 91 507 2276 8498 27016 %e A349575 15 172 1176 6647 29688 116593 390304 %e A349575 22 326 2845 18820 100160 454677 1805924 ... %e A349575 For w=4, h=4, 3 tiles: one 2 X 1, one 3 X 2, one 4 X 2 %e A349575 aaaa %e A349575 aaaa %e A349575 bbbc %e A349575 bbbc %e A349575 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 %e A349575 aaaagggl %e A349575 aaaaffkl %e A349575 aaaaffkl %e A349575 bbbbbbkn %e A349575 cccccjjj %e A349575 ddddhhhm %e A349575 eeeeiiim %Y A349575 Cf. A000041, A348133. %K A349575 nonn,tabl,more %O A349575 1,2 %A A349575 _Lars Blomberg_, Nov 22 2021