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Recursive Definition (Posted on 2005-09-09) Difficulty: 4 of 5
Define H(m,n) for m≥n≥0 by

  • H(m,n)=1, if n≤1
  • H(m,n)=Σi=1..nH(m-i,minimum(i,m-i)), if n>1
  • For any integer k>0, what do you think H(k,k) represents?

    See The Solution Submitted by Bractals    
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    just a little resume to think later | Comment 4 of 8 |
     k  H(k,k)       
     2....2..........
     3....3..........
     4....5..........
     5....7..........
     6....11.........
     7....15.........
     8....22.........
     9....30.........
    10....42.........
    11....56.........
    12....77
    13....101
    14....135
    15....176
    16....231
    17....297
    18....385

      Posted by pcbouhid on 2005-09-09 15:56:09
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