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slijmigrd

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2022-07-04

Is there a formula expressing the coefficients of the product
k = 1 n ( j = 0 ( j + 1 ) x j k ) ,

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Nathen Austin

Nathen Austin

Beginner2022-07-05Added 14 answers

Let
f n ( x ) = k = 1 n ( 1 x k ) 1
It is well known that
f n ( x ) = j 0 p n ( j ) x j
where p n ( j ) is the number of partitions of j into parts whose sizes are all at most n. Equivalently, via conjugation, p n ( j ) is the number of partitions of j into parts at most n parts.
Your generating function is
k = 1 n ( j = 0 ( j + 1 ) x j k ) = k = 1 n ( 1 x k ) 2 = [ f n ( x ) ] 2
Therefore, since the product of generating functions leads to a convolution of coefficient sequences, we concludecoefficient of coefficient of  x m  in  [ f n ( x ) ] 2 = p n ( 0 ) p n ( m ) + p n ( 1 ) p n ( m 1 ) + + p n ( m ) p n ( 0 )

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