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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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      Subject Author Date
    Puzzle Thoughts K Sengupta2023-07-16 01:15:38
    Solutionre(2): But can I prove it? -- Visualization-- informal proofCharlie2005-09-10 13:35:16
    Some Thoughtsre: But can I prove it?Tristan2005-09-10 04:33:17
    Some ThoughtsBut can I prove it?Jer2005-09-09 16:52:56
    just a little resume to think laterpcbouhid2005-09-09 15:56:09
    Looking at Charlie´s posting..pcbouhid2005-09-09 15:23:06
    Some ThoughtsNo Subjectpcbouhid2005-09-09 15:19:00
    Some ThoughtsSome NumbersCharlie2005-09-09 15:07:15
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