DATA FILES

  • Coefficients of Andrews spt-function
    spt(n) = the number of occurences of smallest parts in the partitions of n.
    For example,
    Partitions of 4  Number of smallest parts
    4                1
    3+1              1
    2+2              2
    2+1+1            2
    1+1+1+1          4
    
    spt(4)=1+1+2+2+4=10.
    FILES
    • sptcofs.txt
      Text file containing spt(n) for n=1 to n=10000.
      This file has 10000 lines one for each value of spt(n).
    • sptcofs.m
      This is a MAPLE m-file which contains the array sptcofs.
      EXAMPLE:
      > read "sptcofs.m":
      > sptcofs[5999];
         278941830700915838882974455560132543710354527039490199582717253860798628323895514520
      
      > ifactor(%,easy);
                                     3
                                  (2)   (5)  (13)  (71)  (151) _c77_1
      
      
  • Partition function
    p(n) = the number of partitions of n.
    For example, p(4)=5 since there are 5 partitions of 4:
    4
    3+1
    2+2
    2+1+1
    1+1+1+1
    

    FILES
    • ptncofs.txt
      Text file containing p(n) for n=1 to n=10000.
      This file has 10000 lines one for each value of p(n).
    • ptncofs.m
      This is a MAPLE m-file which contains the array ptncofs.
      EXAMPLE:
      > read "ptncofs.m":
      > ptncofs[5999];
      4595772182112790143084312200387343025849540044362698346833677237664902997364019500
      
      > ifactor(%,easy);
                                  2     3
                               (2)   (5)   (13)  (353) _c76_1
      
      
  • Overpartition function
    pb(n) = the number of overpartitions of n.
    An overpartition is partition in which the first occurence of a part may be overlined. For example, pb(3)=8 since there are 8 overpartitions of 3:
    3
    3*
    2+1
    2+1*
    2*+1
    2*+1*
    1+1+1
    1*+1+1
    
    (Overline parts are marked by *).
    FILES
    • optncofs.txt
      Text file containing pb(n) for n=1 to n=10000.
      This file has 10000 lines one for each value of pb(n).
    • optncofs.m
      This is a MAPLE m-file which contains the array optncofs.
      EXAMPLE:
      > read "optncofs.m":
      > optncofs[1996];
                    561516259751768382289813036527907885842788143179605073720
      
      > ifactor(%,easy);                
                                      3     7
                                   (2)   (3)   (5)  (17) _c51_1
      
      
      

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Created by F.G. Garvan (fgarvan@math.ufl.edu) on Wednesday, June 24, 2009.
Last update made Fri Jun 26 15:36:14 EDT 2009.


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