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 Date: 2015-11-03 15:23:42Mathematics Discrete mathematics Combinatorics Integer sequences Number theory Permutations Enumerative combinatorics Stirling numbers of the second kind Partition Inclusionexclusion principle Bernoulli number Factorial |
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MATH 802: ENUMERATIVE COMBINATORICS ASSIGNMENT 2 KANNAPPAN SAMPATH Facts Recall that, the Stirling number S(k, n) of the second kind is defined as the
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