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%I A359971 #23 Jan 30 2023 10:32:59 %S A359971 1,5,33,15,108,126,5,727,1031,38,2,1314,2452,167,15,2,6811,12102,988, %T A359971 52,14904,27626,3255,214,4,2,2,39172,73289,10062,795,19,1,65833, %U A359971 127951,18476,1464,64,5,201643,370880,59630,5548,250,7,2,288196,541258,91037,9692,428,20,4,741597,1351301,239180,27510,1434,58 %N A359971 Irregular table read by rows: T(n,k) is the number of k-gons, k>=3, formed inside a right triangle by the straight line segments mutually connecting all vertices and points on the two shorter edges whose positions equal the Farey series of order n. %C A359971 The number of vertices along the shorter edges is A005728(n). %C A359971 No formula for a(n) is known. The sequence is inspired by the Farey fan; see A360042. %C A359971 See A359968 and A359969 for images of the triangle. %e A359971 The table begins: %e A359971 1; %e A359971 5; %e A359971 33, 15; %e A359971 108, 126, 5; %e A359971 727, 1031, 38, 2; %e A359971 1314, 2452, 167, 15, 2; %e A359971 6811, 12102, 988, 52; %e A359971 14904, 27626, 3255, 214, 4, 2, 2; %e A359971 39172, 73289, 10062, 795, 19, 1; %e A359971 65833, 127951, 18476, 1464, 64, 5; %e A359971 201643, 370880, 59630, 5548, 250, 7, 2; %e A359971 288196, 541258, 91037, 9692, 428, 20, 4; %e A359971 741597, 1351301, 239180, 27510, 1434, 58; %e A359971 1095197, 2025237, 374907, 44880, 2491, 104, 4, 2; %e A359971 1747260, 3279178, 628335, 76787, 4600, 178, 6; %e A359971 ... %Y A359971 Cf. A359968 (vertices), A359969 (regions and row sums), A359970 (edges), A005728, A360042, A359977, A359694, A358951, A358889. %K A359971 nonn,tabf %O A359971 1,2 %A A359971 _Scott R. Shannon_ and _N. J. A. Sloane_, Jan 20 2023