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%I A357114 #12 Jan 29 2025 08:19:23 %S A357114 1,5,2,8,69,7,19,209,1023,22,15,440,16744,1205,495,71,2639,128617, %T A357114 4282081,1169441,2494,112,11067,21728,59292739,3498175408, %U A357114 287916805961,360161,265,4142,5317209,579080689,43600867640,9153575734849,273893674761,153254 %N A357114 T(n,m) is the denominator of the resistance between two diametrically opposite nodes of a rectangular electric network of n*m quadratic meshes in which all edges are replaced by one-ohm resistors, where T(n,m) is a triangle read by rows. %H A357114 MingKun Yue, <a href="/A357114/b357114.txt">Rows n=1..24 of triangle, flattened</a> %e A357114 The triangle begins: %e A357114 1; %e A357114 7/5, 3/2; %e A357114 15/8, 121/69, 13/7; %e A357114 45/19, 430/209, 2089/1023, 47/22; %e A357114 43/15, 1047/440, 37873/16744, 2749/1205, 1171/495 %t A357114 ResistanceDistance[g_Graph,i_Integer,j_Integer]:=Module[{n=VertexCount[g]},ResistanceDistanceMatrix=PseudoInverse[KirchhoffMatrix[g]+ConstantArray[1/n,{n,n}]];ResistanceDistanceMatrix[[i,i]]+ResistanceDistanceMatrix[[j,j]]-ResistanceDistanceMatrix[[i,j]]-ResistanceDistanceMatrix[[j,i]]]; a[n_Integer,m_Integer]:=ResistanceDistance[GridGraph[{n,m}],1,n*m]; Denominator[Flatten[Table[a[n,m],{n,2,10},{m,2,n}]]] (* _MingKun Yue_, Jan 25 2025 *) %Y A357114 A357113 are the corresponding numerators. %K A357114 nonn,frac,tabl %O A357114 1,2 %A A357114 _Hugo Pfoertner_, Sep 15 2022